Sentence examples for intent on moving from inspiring English sources

A week before the start of the season, Judge Redfield T. Baum rejected one offer to buy the team, from a business mogul intent on moving the franchise to Canada, and rejected another from the N.H.L.

Lithuanians are intent on moving their country forward.

For his part, Alan Newton seemed intent on moving forward.

Ms. Rimkus seems intent on moving much of the bar's colorful contents, too.

Whether they know what they are doing or not, lawmakers seem intent on moving forward.

Amid this death and destruction, Mr. Villard is remarkably intent on moving forward as quickly as possible.

And while both impulses have enormous force, both the individuals and the town seem intent, finally, on moving on.

But there's some serious electricity in this film because Soderbergh is so intent on simply moving forward, watching the world from Mallory's point of view and figuring things out along with her.

His decision underscores the extent to which the unresolved matter of Richard A. Grasso's controversial pay package continues to tie Mr. Reed to the exchange, despite his intent to move on.

The deal marks a statement of Darcey's intent to move on from 18 months of destabilising phone-hacking fallout and help secure a digital future for the Sun, Times and Sunday Times.

He expressed his intent to move on from "this 'pretty boy' thing ... and play someone with flaws".