Sentence examples for ever intends to from inspiring English sources

It does not appear that she ever intends to sell these units.

I still don't know what the commission has done to improve the situation for others, or whether it ever intends to find out what my further concerns are.

"The settlement sends a message," Ms. Newbauer said, "because the city, if it ever intends to move this many people again, will have to notify the state and federal authorities".

This has the interesting upshot of offering a prima facie appealing way of explaining the phenomenon of reference shift via error, in which a name comes to be borne by something other than its original bearer although no speaker ever intends to use the name in anything other than the way that it was originally passed on to them.

Fortunately, nobody in this household ever intends to let that happen.

We say she is "everything," and in a way that's more telling than the vacuous term ever intends to be.

Nor ever intended to.

Nobody ever intended to occupy St Paul's.

It is not an experience I ever intend to repeat.

Mr Jonah's reputation is now mud even Comex denies it ever intended to honour him.

If Perle had ever intended to dissociate himself from them, he did not succeed.