Sentence examples for inner intended from inspiring English sources

They announced their arrival with Big Inner, intended "purely to be an advertisement for the studio", that catapulted White, who "knew it was a badass album, but didn't think anyone would care", to cult stardom.

The outer carriageway also provides access from Sheppard and to Highway 401, including the westbound express lanes, while the inner carriageway is intended for DVP-bound traffic.

The D-shaped north gatehouse in the inner ward was intended to be two storeys high, with two sets of five, large windows, of which only one floor was actually completed.

The inner ward was intended to hold the accommodation and other domestic buildings of the castle, with ranges of buildings stretching along the west and east sides of the ward; some of the remains of the fireplaces for these buildings can still be seen in the stonework.

A spokesman for Mr. Lynch at Fidelity, Vincent Loporchio, said Mr. Lynch stood by his $10 million pledge, which was intended for inner-city Catholic schools in Boston.

Unlike most existing development laws, the bill -- which would use money from the state general fund to finance roads and utilities in new projects -- is not intended for the inner cities.

It is Mr. Bezich's use of the word "demographics" that burns in the ear of opponents like Mr. Sloan-El, who scoffs at using funds intended to for inner cities to build a hockey arena that will primarily cater to middle- and upper middle-class suburbanites.

If anyone truly wants to know what was intended as the inner meaning of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" he should ask the auteur of the novel on which it was based, and neither the director Don Siegel nor the screenwriter Daniel Mainwaring was that man.

These results indicate that pegylated Fur-loaded NCs could be successfully prepared with high EE% and sustained release profile intended for the inner ear drug delivery.

In Milliken v. Bradley (1974), the court barred "multidistrict" busing intended to take inner-city children to suburban schools and vice versa.

Originally intended to benefit inner-city kids, ALOF had been inactive for nearly a decade.