Sentence examples for intends at a from inspiring English sources

All of which suggests to outsiders that the country intends, at a time of its choosing, to get its hands on nuclear weapons.

Mr Carney said: "The MPC intends, at a minimum, to maintain the current exceptionally accommodative stance of monetary policy until economic slack has been substantially reduced".

"This is networking — no pun intended — at a very ground level," Hageman said with a laugh.

Mr. Karzai's delay of Parliament seems intended, at a minimum, to tamp down Pashtun discontent during the Kandahar offensive.

And while Manus Machina is not the first company to try its hand (pun intended) at a data glove as an input mechanism, co-founder Stephen van den Brink says other examples have been focused on niche use-cases — such as scientific research — whereas the team is aiming is to ship a mainstream consumer product with a price-tag to match.

Alec Baldwin, Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis have all tried their hands (pun not intended) at a guest spot on the only fictional soap opera where everyone on the show has mannequin arms.

The trouble is that you don't know which it will be until after you get vaccinated, and even though you may not like needles or doctors or getting stabbed in the arm, it's better to get vaccinated and give yourself a shot (pun intended) at a healthy winter than to skip it.

If so, this could enhance our understanding of why people end up with less or occasionally more children than intended at an early age.

To a Mormon audience, however, the praise is presumably intended at most as a suggestion that it is possible to learn from the remarkable organizational and evangelizing effects of a well-known public figure.

At various times the actors address the audience directly: they are performers and the play is, as intended, at least partly a vaudeville.

You will now be able to watch the comedy as Rogen and Franco probably always intended: at home with a joint.