Sentence examples for intending to capture from inspiring English sources

With this armament, in the night of August 30 31 , 1942 he launched a fresh attack, intending to capture by surprise the minefields on the southern sector of the British front and then to drive eastward with his armour for some 30 miles before wheeling north into the 8th Army's supply area on the coast.

(The company is also moving in the direction of becoming an online marketplace in its own right — by adding a buy button directly to mobile search results. So it's intending to capture, process and convert more transactions itself — directly choreographing users' commercial activity).

In the early hours of 9 April 1940, Germany invaded Norway by air and sea, intending to capture King Haakon VII and the government of Prime Minister Johan Nygaardsvold.

Intending to capture the field guns, two North Vietnamese companies rushed the Australians from the north-east firing their AK-47 assault rifles, with the 1 RAR Mortar Platoon taking the brunt of the initial attack, while the 1 ATF Defence Platoon was also pinned down by heavy machine-gun fire.

In subsequent steps we identified cases of MSD, the primary outcome of interest, intending to capture diarrheal illnesses that would not be expected to resolve spontaneously without medical intervention or without sequelae, because these illnesses constitute priorities for development of vaccines and other new or improved preventive and therapeutic strategies.

This is what balanced approaches in school performance measurement are intended to capture.

I.N.D.s are intended to capture every aspect of a prospective therapy in exacting detail.

In the diversionary attack, he intended to capture Reims and split the French armies.

Eventually, the CIA suspected him of not being the man they intended to capture.

But the room is getting a comprehensive restoration intended to capture its original splendor.

The third is a broader category intended to capture the investments firms make to support their brands and organisational skills.