It is not clear exactly when Henry changed his mind on the issue as he grew more intent on a second marriage.
Gross, a self-described control freak, grows ever more intent on planning for every contingency.
But a battle is now simmering over the little harbor, with suspicions growing of evil intent.
Ms. Martin becomes the wittiest and most authoritative dancer in the troupe, and Ms. Nishimura grows steadily more intent.
As James Joyce wrote in "Finnegans Wake:" "Catholic means 'Here comes everybody.' " So it makes me sad to see the Catholic Church grow so uncatholic, intent on loyalty testing, mind control and heresy hunting.
Later, at a news conference in Tripoli, his deputy, Ali Tarhouni, reiterated that message, in a sign that the rebels, with growing assertiveness, are intent on quickly consolidating their control of the country.
The visitors emerged from the interval with more intent, their forays grew in focus and one movement, more coordinated than anything they managed in the first period, produced an immediate equaliser.
Destinations were reached without intent, when eyes grew heavy and children fell silent in sleep.
I lived in Switzerland, but for all intents and purposes, I grew up on international soil.
The entrepreneur behind firm A has high intent to grow the firm, and, as argued previously, growth intention is seen as a necessity for firm growth (Kolvereid and Bullvag, 1996; Miner, 1990; Miner et al., 1989; Stam et al., 2012; Wiklund and Shepherd, 2003).
