Sentence examples for intends at the from inspiring English sources

Though the library has agreed to preserve the stacks, it intends, at the moment, to leave them empty.

"Ovide has said publicly that he fully intends at the end of the process to endorse a candidate, and that will be a pretty significant thing to get".

Clearly certain words have powerful meanings other than that intended at the time".

And from "King Lear," Welles intended, at the age of seventy, to effect yet another cinematic revolution.

"I agree with David, the south-east wets itself (no pun intended) at the first hint of a bit flooding.

But sources close to Ed Miliband said he was increasingly concerned that they were not providing "better competition" or "driving down" prices as had been intended at the time.

He also said the blowout preventer "had been tested successfully in accordance with regulatory requirements and activated as intended at the time of the incident, but was unable to seal the well because immense pressure buckled the drill pipe".

"I read all five theme entries to my husband and he was stony-faced for four of them, then cracked up (cheeky double entendre not originally intended) at the MID-ASS TOUCH," wrote Amy Reynaldo on the blog Diary of a Crossword Fiend.

Rather than evoking inclusiveness, as was intended at the time, its newest iteration will almost certainly be taken by Mr. Cameron's critics as a sign of his intimacy with the Murdoch elite.

In their decision, they wrote that the federal law imposes criminal charges only when doctors intend at the outset to perform the procedure, while Virginia law also made it a crime for doctors to perform the prohibited procedure by mistake.

She took the three-day-a-week job — director of the Office of Strategic Partnerships — in October 2002 at $1 a year, intending at the time to step up to a $90,000-a-year 90,000-a-year 90,000-a-yeared to forgo the salary.