Sentence examples for express purpose of beating from inspiring English sources

When Ivan Lendl returned to Murray's team last month, it was with the express purpose of beating the seemingly unbeatable Djokovic.

Korea 2002 was a faraway competition designed with the express purpose of get ting the jammy Germans into the final.

Bruno, as if we couldn't guess, has chosen the place with the express purpose of bedding women.

"It's a very unusual thing for a network anchor to attend a partisan function that has the express purpose of raising money to help one party beat another at the polls," said Richard Noyes, director of media analysis for the Media Research Center, a conservative media monitoring group based in Virginia.

He noted that beat-off breaks should be for the express purpose of "stress relief and a genuine desire for a break," in case you were thinking this gives license to lust over that co worker who brushed your shoulder one time at the holiday party.

He came with the express purpose of destroying Iroquois cornfields.

He hired one assistant editor for the express purpose of terrorising junior staff.

"The council had purchased the land for the express purpose of recreational use," she said.

Major archives exist for the express purpose of capturing the survivors on film.

Camp employees devised a knife for the express purpose of slitting throats.

Murray immediately withdrew from the French Open, with the express purpose of giving himself the best chance of winning Wimbledon.