Sentence examples for intended back from inspiring English sources

The non-dom loophole was intended, back in 1914, merely for "resident foreigners".

In western societies FGM may itself cause the very outcome it is intended, back 'home', to avoid.

The latter had been the intended back up for the former in midfield at the start of the season, only for injury to deny Ben Olsen both players.

As long as you can free yourself from fretting about what Purcell and his poet, John Dryden, might have actually intended back in 1691 at the Queen's Theater, Dorset Garden, London.

The Averatec netbook that we caught "wind" of (pun majorly intended) back in August is now shipping.

In fact, we've gone in the opposite direction, letting our sense of self-reliance atrophy as powerful forces take what once belonged to all of us and sell a watered-down version (pun intended) back to us.

My solution: for plain quotation with no sneer intended, go back to "he said, quote, those were the days, unquote".

Last month Conservative leader David Cameron said he intended to back a vote to reduce the time limit to 20 weeks.

The unions said they even intended to back a few Republicans they judge to have been generally supportive of their agenda, like Representative Steven C. LaTourette of Ohio.

The records review was intended to back up information captured from the questionnaires [ 16].

Others intend to back the White House.