Sentence examples for intends to fall from inspiring English sources

And, although they know only too well the price of speaking out, neither intends to fall silent of their own accord.

And, he added, the apartments in the complex "were never intended to fall under the umbrella of affordable housing".

But the accusations that Goldman devised a complex mortgage investment that was intended to fall apart and then sold it to benighted investors calls that credo into question.

After a few minutes of weightlessness, it was intended to fall back into the atmosphere and glide back to the airport.

In Brecht's allegorical play, which transposes the rise of Hitler to 1930s Chicago, the focus is intended to fall on the city's leaders, whose inaction allows a ruthless demagogue to rise to power.

And my country, finally stable after years of political tension, does not intend to fall short of the moral obligation that we have towards finally building a future for Europe.

The latter representation is intended to fall within the framework of simplified approaches suitable for design applications.

A terminological point: 'inner-sense theory' should more strictly be called 'higher-order-sense theory', since we of course have senses that are physically 'inner', such as pain-perception and internal touch-perception, that aren't intended to fall under its scope.

The user's eye is clearly intended to fall squarely on the screen — where Sony gets to really strut its stuff, by pulling in IP from its Bravia TV division to amp up the colour clarity and video playback experience on the handset.

Debris was intended to fall at around.

I've tried and failed with that stuff before, and don't intend to fall for that again.