Sentence examples for intended to pick a from inspiring English sources

"It is intended to pick a fight with the Washington Democrats in power.

It could be, of course, that while his advisers are wrestling with the possibilities, Mr. Bush really never intended to pick an abortion rights candidate.

Mr. Levy intends to pick a winning idea from the pile before summer's end — actually, he will select two winners, as there is a separate suggestion box for schoolchildren — and crank up the machinery necessary to transform the idea into a bill for proposed legislation or, at the very least, issue an executive order recognizing the proposal.

Although insistent that he intends to pick a strong team for Tuesday night's Johnstone's Paint Trophy tie at York, Robins also has half an eye on Saturday's trip to Swindon.

The primary reason was that this provision was intended to pick up a case where "you're worried about potentially value-transferring business transactions".

The Jets, trailing, 20-17, called for a short pass play intended to pick up the first down.

As retailers battle to draw customers into their stores on Black Friday, online merchants are plotting a cunning ambush — offering an arsenal of mobile-only deals intended to pick off shoppers as they wait in line.

Accorsi laughed when a reporter asked whom he intended to pick.

The Global Goals are intended to pick up where the MDGs left off, this time with a greater emphasis on environmental protection and climate change.

She reports that the merchants are offering an arsenal of mobile-only deals intended to pick off shoppers as they wait in line.

She says the merchants are offering an arsenal of mobile-only deals intended to pick off shoppers as they wait in line.