Sentence examples for been intending to write from inspiring English sources
4.19am: Dave Hill has just written exactly what I've been intending to write on the subject of biased coverage of the Olympics: "I think it's safe to say that whatever country you're in when the Olympics is on is purely focused on their own athletes and potential successes and failures.
Two months after his return to the museum, Osborn wrote to Couper to tell him about the event: "I have been intending to write to you regarding the Darwin Bronze, which was very gratefully accepted by the authorities of Christ's College...Unfortunately, it was exhibited in a very small room with other memorabilia of life size, and its heroic size threw it somewhat out of proportion.
He had no part in leaking the synopsis of his book to The Observer and had no knowledge of what The Observer was intending to write this weekend.
Though Donald Trump won my state of Texas, I'm intending to write in a different Republican candidate when I come to vote.
On 23 February 2010 the Guardian's Nick Davies emailed Coulson about an article he was intending to write about his paper's hiring of Rees, with full details of his criminal exploits and his involvement with corrupt police officers.
However, Williams alleges that this was the same day on which he approached Stuart for an interview and informed her that he was intending to write about her interests in Vestra Wealth.
Mr Proctor, who is intending to write a book about his experiences, says the police told his solicitor he was not a suspect (which they would not confirm last night), but they have not told the media that, allowing speculation to continue.
Here, experts share their tips on what to be aware of before publishing: "You may only be intending to write for an audience of four or five of your friends, but you are still subject to the defamation act when writing online," says Tom Felle, acting director of interactive and newspaper journalism at City University.
My TC colleague Jordan Crook was intending to write something about the launch of Emoji.li a month ago but its makers apparently only wanted to be interviewed via the medium of emoji.
Oh, and the Guardian also said it could "confirm" that Whisper had already created an updated version of its terms of service and privacy policy before it "became aware that the Guardian was intending to write about it".
