Sentence examples similar to bent on preparing from inspiring English sources
Both capitals seem bent on doing everything the wrong way.
He may feel betrayed by the groundstaff of England, who seem hell-bent on preparing wickets designed to neutralise him.
It pitted the country's most powerful and politicised group of workers against a Tory administration bent on class revenge, and prepared to lay waste to our industrial heartlands and energy sector in the process, regardless of cost.
What is important about these predictions is how timely they seem, coming as they do with the arrival of the Bush administration, which has entered office treating China as a potential threat to the peace and stability of Asia, bent on dominating the region and preparing for a military onslaught against Taiwan.
Israeli officials had branded the activists as provocateurs, bent on causing disorder, and the police said that they were prepared to prevent possible disturbances at the airport.
He said the Police Department was prepared "for that small percentage that are bent on destruction of property or other things of that nature".
There are right-wing Republicans who are prepared to alienate millions of female voters over one issue, abortion, and there are left-wing Democrats who are bent on pitting ethnic and sexual minorities against Middle America.
Now, as Congress is preparing to reauthorize the 1996 Welfare Reform Act, instead of correcting errors, it seems bent on making the problems worse.
We learned to be prepared so we would not be jumped again by the likes of Phelps Dodge, a corporation bent on a union's utter destruction.
They are bent on revenge.
