Sentence examples for he particularly wants from inspiring English sources

He particularly wants to take a section of the work to venues in the Midlands and the north of England.

For Woods, standing alone on the range, with nothing else to do and no one else he particularly wants to see, not wanting to pick up a paper or turn on ESPN, lest he read more speculation about what's wrong with his game, it must seem sometimes as if he were hitting shots in the dark.

He particularly wants Yemeni youth to dream and not be held back by naysayers.

No one really has much of an idea what Romney wants to do in terms of policy or what issues he particularly wants to prioritize.

After the club's director surprises him with a compliment on his performing, Karofsky is the one who suggests that the team perform an extra musical number for the halftime show they are preparing for, though he comes up with a rationale that makes it sound like a necessity to keep up their social status rather than something he particularly wants to do.

He particularly wanted to try "Julius Caesar".

Wales said it wasn't a policy he particularly wanted.

He didn't sound as if he particularly wanted to find out, either.

He particularly wanted Bond to have to contend with the emotional repercussions of Vesper's death.

He particularly wanted to show me the most critical patients, in an appeal for help.

He particularly wanted to work on his slider, to show left-handed hitters that he has that pitch.