Sentence examples for intending to escape from inspiring English sources
The girls react differently to their captivity — Claire and Marcia are frankly oppositional, intending to escape or, where possible, to fight, and neither succeeds.
Pinsum followed his orders to avoid combat and made all sail south-west, intending to escape into the Atlantic.
Police said Houser intended to escape.
Dr. Lubchenco (pronounced LOOB-chen-ko) said she intends to escape this fate.
Documents leaked to the AP show that the US Drug Enforcement Administration first received reports that Guzmán intended to escape again about a month after his recapture.
It said the quiet adoption of the plan by the company's board seemed intended to escape a rule proposed by the New York Stock Exchange requiring companies listed on the Big Board to obtain shareholder approval for all option plans.
His great-great-great-grandfather Scipio, a runaway slave, intended to escape from Kentucky alone but wound up trying to help another runagate, a pregnant woman named Abby, cross the Ohio River.
Mr. Schiff's girlfriend, Cindy Neun, has sent Mr. Schiff's supporters an e-mail message saying the insanity claim is a ruse intended to escape penalties on the unpaid taxes.
She also paid the first instalment on the typewriter from Selfridges by which Guest intended to escape from the book-keeping job in which his father had installed him at 15.
And for every sleek architectural prototype built here, another block of tract housing goes up, leaving John Simpson worried that Joshua Tree will soon resemble the places that he, and his clients, intended to escape.
She's since admitted that the name is intended to escape the clutches of internet search engines and the "Wall Street dudes" who think the web is an endless goldrush.
