Sentence examples for express purpose of giving from inspiring English sources

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

The writer suspects that an organization called Annoy Kaufman, Inc. exists for the express purpose of giving him trouble.

Simply consider that the entire "Twilight" series seems to have been written for the express purpose of giving Mr. Barry the chance to make fun of lousy writing.

By George S. Kaufman The New Yorker, December 21 , 1957P. 25 The writer suspects that an organization called Annoy Kaufman, Inc. exists for the express purpose of giving him trouble.

When he takes the phone off the cradle the wire dangles over… The writer suspects that an organization called Annoy Kaufman, Inc. exists for the express purpose of giving him trouble.

N.F.L. training camps opened recently with the express purpose of giving you something to think about other than baseball, but the first few days of preseasonhave been more about who isn't there (yes, Favre included.... sigh) than who is.

A lone Druid, Bremen, then forged a magical talisman for the express purpose of destroying the Warlock Lord; it was given to the Elven King, Jerle Shannara.

Of the total, $419 million has been given to the city for the express purpose of preserving, renovating or constructing housing, the documents show.

On July 6, he gave a speech on national television with the express purpose of convincing uncommitted delegates to choose him. .

It's not like we went out and intentionally gave ourselves a debilitating chronic disease for the express purpose of making YOUR life difficult.

And a fifth of those questioned said they had avoided being given bail or committed "an imprisonable offence with the express purpose of receiving a custodial sentence as a means to resolving their housing problems".