Sentence examples for intended after from inspiring English sources

("A book intended after all for sale in Germany," Schütz explained, "cannot abuse the Germans").

McCaw and O'Connell have retired entirely, McCaw as intended after winning the World Cup and O'Connell reluctantly thanks to an injury picked up at the World Cup.

The contract does include a clause that is intended, after the eighth and ninth years, to maintain Rodriguez's status as the highest-paid player in the game.

With the proceeds she expected from the sale of the diamond, Princess Fatima told the newspapers, she intended, after meeting the President in Washington, to go on to England and send her sons to Eton and Oxford.

The triviality of the injury and the length and intensity with which it's recalled — in a book intended, after all, to attract fanatical followers to a fanatical cause — would seem to be more unsettling than seductive.

"He's listening to all sides of the debate," Ari Fleischer said then, even though it was evident from the get-go that Mr. Bush would do pretty much what he always intended after a few weeks of ostentatious "listening".

He had made the sugar eight months before, in Troxelville, and we had brought it with us intending — after the first couple of days — to introduce condiments into our diet, one per meal.

It is said (reliable) that he intends after the general election to slip out of the limelight, even if he stays on (less reliable) in Downing Street as a grey eminence (almost impossible to imagine).

So just as the Israelis cannot be sure that the intifada won't resume, the Palestinians cannot be sure that Mr Sharon does not intend after leaving Gaza to sit tight everywhere else (see article).In this section Goodbye to Gaza Too late to stop their nukes?

"And I intend after this season is over to ask the relevant cabinet members, including the secretary of commerce and economic growth, the secretary of agriculture, the commissioner of health and senior services, to get together and to reassess everything that we have done".

The warning came two days after American officials told their European counterparts that the United States intended -- after extensive consultations -- to develop a national missile shield.