Sentence examples for had indeed planned from inspiring English sources

Later that night, after Uribe belted three home runs, Wilson said that he had indeed planned ahead.

Tonight the Croatian press is reporting that he had indeed planned to go to the US, but was arrested, paying a motorway toll near Salzburg.Mr Sanader stands accused of corruption on a grand scale.

Pakistan also made public in July 2009 an investigation that reached largely the same conclusions as India's, acknowledging that Lashkar-e-Taiba had indeed planned and launched the attack from Pakistan.

"They were traveling to the USA with their families to see one of their brothers for a holiday in California and they had indeed planned to visit Disneyland as part of their trip," the statement read.

Today, Mr. Gale strongly implied he had indeed begun planning his departure about that time.

Confirmation that the explorer had indeed vaporized as planned in the cloud tops of Saturn was received at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory just before 5 a.m.

For a time, the Engels' refinancing request was considered but then rejected; then the bank sent a letter indicating it planned to foreclose and still another letter stating it had indeed already foreclosed and planned to evict the Engels, according to Shaver.

Slightly more than one in two young men responded that he had indeed discussed family planning with someone.

A slightly more modest theory holds that Kenya has indeed been planning for a limited military intervention to build a more effective buffer zone along the border inside Somalia - where it already co-operates with various ineffective local militias opposed to al-Shabab and into which it intends to push some of the tens of thousands of Somali refugees now camped in Kenya.

While the Serbs may have indeed been planning some sort of large-scale forced removal of the population in areas of KLA infiltration, both the scale and savagery of the Serbian repression that resulted was undoubtedly a direct consequence of NATO actions.

But the agent, Michael Anticev, acknowledged under cross-examination that the bureau had indeed known of earlier plans by Al Qaeda to fly planes into the C.I.A. headquarters in Langley, Va., and into the Eiffel Tower.