Sentence examples for intent on claiming from inspiring English sources

Researchers hunched over the cages for hours, intent on claiming a breakthrough.

During the leadership contest, his rivals were intent on claiming the so-called centre ground in order to target Tory voters.

Mr. Basualdo is especially intent on claiming Mr. Pistoletto as a forerunner of interactive art and relational aesthetics, starting with the way the mirrored surfaces reflect their surroundings, viewers and all.

And apparently, there is a story: it is "the journey of Diamas [FKA twigs] in search of her spiritual and zodiac home, pursued by her keeper, Capricorn, who is intent on claiming back their spawn".

The intent, said Mr. Egbert, 32, is to educate people that pagans live among them, that they are peaceful people (emphatically not devil worshipers), community-minded and as intent on claiming their constitutional right to freedom of assembly as anyone else.

In 1749, an expedition under the command of Celeron de Bienville landed at the mouth of Chautauqua Creek on Lake Erie with the intent of claiming the Ohio Valley for the French.

Pentagon officials say China's military appears intent on extending claims for maritime jurisdiction beyond the range accepted by international law.

They will travel to Charlton intent upon claiming the title.

"One is never completely in love for more than a moment," Moreau's character insists at one point, and Truffaut's direction seems intent on putting this claim to the test.

Beethoven was undoubtedly intent on proving his claim that he had moved beyond Haydn, his onetime teacher and the composer of the Esterhazy's annual Mass until Haydn's retirement in 1802.

They were, the prosecution claimed, intent on killing him in revenge for the deaths at Srebrenica.