Sentence examples for having intended to from inspiring English sources

Although he only had 10 clubs with him on the tee, the eight clubs carried by his son count toward his total number of clubs, having intended to add from the eight clubs during the round.

The previous support afforded them by the government means, however, that many of these militants, having intended to move on to Iraq, now have weapons which can be turned against the Syrian state.

It was more of a slip-up than a fix-up, the husband and wife having intended to dine apart, she with Ms. Marber and he with Mr. Fixler.

The film is based on Greg Sestero's book of the same name, which focused on the disastrous development and production process that led to 2003 cult hit The Room, still easily the funniest film I've ever seen despite it not having intended to be comedic at all.

"It is unclear what reason there is to reward a defendant at all for cooperation, at the same time that the defendant is disavowing having intended to cooperate and loudly proclaiming that his statements should not be believed," Judge Arthur L. Alarcon wrote for the majority of the panel.

As anyone who knows their Holmes will tell you, the chronology here is skewed, because The Hound of the Baskervilles is the Sherlock novel that Conan Doyle wrote after the hiatus of eight years, having intended to kill off Holmes at Reichenbach Falls.

Ayrault had intended to give a lesson.

Some may have intended to crash other planes themselves.

Originally he had intended to respect Norway's neutrality.

This wasn't the company she had intended to build.

I had intended to vote Labour, for Brown, in 2010.