Sentence examples for intended long from inspiring English sources

Add a soundtrack of Danger Mouse and Jemini, a glass of bubble tea with Johnnie Black and it becomes a dish for repeating a few times a month, the sort of food that leads to later nights than you intended, long walks home.

(Resident 2) In this case, short acting insulin had been injected instead of the intended long acting insulin, but the healthcare team realised it early enough to prevent any serious harm to the patient.

The aircraft was withdrawn early from Royal Navy service in March 2006 and replaced in the short term by the Harrier GR9, now itself retired, although the intended long term replacement is the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II.

I have found that staying focused on attaining my intended long term goal of helping to creatively rectify the global WASH crisis and keeping myself accountable for smaller, short-term goals by surrounding myself with people that continue to challenge me to grow in my passion has kept my fire for this work alive.

Failing to appreciate this, most health and wellness m-health apps have historically suffered from very short life spans, with engagement disintegrating soon after the novelty wears off — users are then free to return to risky health behaviors, negating any intended long-term health benefits.

The intention to migrate varied between countries, with 47.5% of respondents overall who had no intention to migrate, 20.2% who intended short-term migration and 32.3% who intended long-term migration.

Various aerial platforms intended for long endurance survey of the Titan surface are presented.

There were "bar hoppers" (small bikes not intended for long trips), cruisers and street racers.

Akhil Desai, the prosecutor in the case, said that Judge Yagnik intended the long sentences to serve as a warning.

This paper describes the design, fabrication and testing of a full scale prototype balloon intended for long duration flight in the upper atmosphere of Venus.

The sight of so many people desperate for shut-eye brought into sharp relief the fact that airports, for the most part, are not intended for long stays.