Sentence examples for intended all of from inspiring English sources

The problem with this was that the old plan intended all of the ships of the eight-eight fleet to be under eight years old; by the time these new ships were completed, Fusō and the first two Kongō ships would be past their replacement age.

McPhee intends all of this -- and it is wonderfully written -- to be a tribute to the fighting powers of the shad.

For Arnauld, divine providence requires that God intend all of the particularities of the world He creates.

In fact, the architect and author of the world that created all space intends all of it be to sacred".

"Energy has kind of taken the wind out of — no pun intended — all sorts of other things," Mr. Price said, campaigning in his district, which was once represented by Newt Gingrich.

"The task force apparently intended all along to keep $1.5 million of that sum for itself".

This was considered un-Christian because the Christian message was intended for all of humanity regardless of ethnicity; anyone could become a Christian.

All participants completed the examinations as intended and all of the procedures were well tolerated.

(At one point, Jackie is gagged with duct tape, the removal of which is painful to watch, though perhaps not for the reason the filmmakers intend.) All of this builds up to a plot twist of the sort that no reviewer should divulge.

In fact, I'm sure Criss didn't intend for all of that face to make it into the final cut of "Fighter," but you can't say that he wasn't trying.

"We don't intend for all of them to work on Wall Street.