Sentence examples for intended before from inspiring English sources

I didn't need to be told in writing that milk from Evans Farmhouse Creameryy is "rich and creamy just like Mother Nature intended before homogenization".

They are essentially found, not made; discovered after the fact rather than intended before it.

He wants to cut the deficit at least as quickly as Labour intended before the general election (ie, to halve it in four years).

The university said it was intent on proceeding with ambitious projects intended, before the economic slowdown, to vault Clemson into the upper tier of public research universities.

A school of critics has vigorously attacked "the intentional fallacy," which leads biographers and some literary historians to ask what an artist intended before evaluating the completed work of art.

As he wrote in his book, "Explanation of the Divine Principle", soon after he had founded his church in 1954, he was engaged on restoring mankind to the purity God had intended before Adam fell.

This Court is deeply concerned that Taitz may have suborned perjury through witnesses she intended to bring before this Court.

Aircraft not fitted with radios had to notify the officer in charge at their departure airport as to which route they intended to take before departure.

Visitors were still interviewed twice about their intended business before they could gain entry.

He said he had intended since before selling BHS in March 2015 to secure a better outcome for pensioners than the Pension Protection Fund could achieve.

Real-time communication implies that the communication task has demands on timely delivery, that is, messages should reach their intended recipients before a certain deadline in time and with a certain reliability (error probability).