Sentence examples for early plans for from inspiring English sources

But politics and polemics were not in his early plans for the magazine; he intended to enjoy the Jazz Age, not sing the blues of impending crash.

Early plans for a campaign include presenting himself as a bipartisan problem-solver in a series of policy speeches and a massive TV advertising campaign.

But among early plans for the flame that have been dropped was a trip through Chinatown, where organizers feared that the small streets would be overwhelmed by crowds.

In 1966, the early plans for Battery Park City stretched to the East River, and Conklin & Rossant embraced the city's seafaring past by uncovering one of the island's old slips and piling apartments into slopes on either side.

Morrisons held a meeting for Camden residents last week where it presented early plans for a development which would include flats and houses, public squares, other shops and offices on the site off Chalk Farm Road.

Early plans for the National looked at a print run of as few as 15,000, but just before launch this was upped to 30,000, and then 60,000, all of which sold out on launch day last Monday.

But Hicks declined to say whether there had been discussions about – or early planning for – an Israel trip this summer.

One early plan for Park Avenue, which ran over the covered tracks, was for a formal boulevard flanked by grand Washington-style institutions.

Downtown residents and civic groups say they are worried that the early planning for a memorial is being left behind or closed to public input.

Money and attention have not been as forthcoming for Afghanistan as Mr. Bush promised 18 months ago, and in Iraq an early plan for creating an Iraqi transitional authority has been shelved because of unanticipated obstacles.

An early plan for STS-8, released in April 1982, had scheduled it for July 1983.