Sentence examples for intended today from inspiring English sources

For all the discussion of health care, Mr. Bush intended today to kick off a week in which he will travel to New England, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania to promote his ideas for revamping the nation's public schools.

Importantly, SpHb monitoring is not yet as accurate as laboratory hemoglobin, and it is therefore not intended today as its replacement.

One quarter of the intended 3,600 new homes will be (relatively) affordable.

A couple of months after her surgery, Ms. Bass's vision is 20/50, not the intended 20/25.

Wong also says he intended 2046 to have the feel of a diary (faux-literary title cards punctuate the film).

G.E. officially notified Mr. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway on Tuesday that it intended next month to repurchase the $3 billion of preferred stock the company sold him in October 2008.

If I were the local tourist board, I'd be milking the Dickens connection (see the Yarmouth chapters of David Copperfield) as a – no pun intended – last resort.

In a letter soon afterwards, Murdoch writes: "I had intended, earlier, that we should part for the vacation on rather more formal terms.

Green consolidated her growing notoriety by starring in Marks's directorial debut, the hit nudist film Naked As Nature Intended (1961).

For instance, McGinn suggests that incorrect use amounts to 'using the same expression with a different meaning from that originally intended' (1984: 60).

Its most seasoned backers however, NORML and the Drug Policy Alliance, never intended 2010 to be their year.