Sentence examples for everyone intended from inspiring English sources

Spring-supplied conduits seem to have been designed in order for every tent, or at least everyone intended for domestic chores (we will comment on this issue later), to be run across by a trickle, bringing running water to each family.

Congressional staff members who worked on the law insist that everyone intended to provide subsidies nationwide.

Toasts do not have to be shouted, but everyone intended to hear them should be able to do so.

There were two other things that stayed with me, after a morning of talking to Mainers: Almost everyone intends to participate in the caucuses.

"Everyone intends to be a good parent, but our product serves as a great back up".

London Transport Commissioner Peter Hendy said: "Central London will be very busy throughout the weekend and everyone intending to be in central London should use public transport, plan their journeys ahead and check before they travel".

Those numbers are very reliable, since everyone intending to fly drones commercially has to file for, and be granted, a Section 333 exemption.

The E rating, where the E rating stands for Everyone, is intended for all ages.

Traditional presidential politics is like television in Ed Sullivan's day, when the big three networks developed the idea of "least objectionable programming" — broad, inoffensive, something-for-everyone shows intended to keep anyone from changing the channel.

Not everyone who intends to start practicing the neurosciences can be expected to do so with a perfect knowledge of mathematics.

The Academy, PwC and Everyone Counts intend to spend much of the next year conducting tests to try to fulfil that directive.