Sentence examples for intended taking from inspiring English sources

And funny like a scalpel: poems doing the job for which they were intended, taking us by surprise.

In the festival's first year at Eastnor, an elderly neighbour intended taking the county council to court for permitting such barbarity.

Mr Osborne said last month that he intended taking away "several billions of pounds" (reportedly £4 billion a year) from the 5m working-age people who live on benefit.

Those who had intended taking houses at the seaside or elsewhere in the country are hesitating, and the resulting delay is bringing about a state of affairs which augurs ill for the coming season.

Joe Freeman, social media manager at hospice and neurological care charity Sue Ryder, says: "The best charity accounts on Instagram, for me, are those that use the app in the way it was originally intended – taking photos directly from their phone.

In a statement, the DUP said it intended taking legal action against the BBC, over what it claims were inaccuracies and defamatory statements.

The Kabeho Mwana model of the PSG was intended take advantage of these mechanisms to improve CHW performance.

England, for the third weekend running, do not intend taking a backward step.

Giving yourself time in the morning will allow you to double check your luggage you intend taking to the park.

Mastercard said it also intended to take steps to help small-business owners accept payments.

Collett intended to take up a place at Leeds University next month to study English, she said.