Sentence examples for intent on resurrecting from inspiring English sources

And the mayor, Antonio R. Villaraigosa, who broke his elbow in a bike accident involving a taxicab and has since become one of cycling's biggest cheerleaders, is intent on resurrecting a plan that he acknowledged had been "kind of languishing a bit".

Those games were played in the dead ball era, which the sometimes punchless Yankees of today seem intent on resurrecting.

Others, like Kevin, a burly, bearded pediatrician, lived in New Orleans and were intent on resurrecting their city.

Its backers include Russian lawmakers intent on resurrecting empire, and hard-nosed types out to control the region's mineral resources and markets.

There is something profoundly nostalgic about this strategy: Odd Future sometimes seems intent on resurrecting the bad old days, when hip-hop was scary, even if that means concocting sadistic fantasies or reinforcing old prejudices.

Mr. Natiello's connections are an asset for a company intent on resurrecting Halston as a luxury brand and purveyor of simple but glamorous evening wear and, beginning next spring, of high-end daytime clothes, men's clothing and accessories.

April 2005 New Scientist article on resurrecting ancestral genes.

May 2004 Wall Street Journal story on resurrecting ancient genes, based on ourNature Reviews Genetics article.

Keats uses the imagination to show the narrator's intent to resurrect Psyche and reincarnate himself into Eros(love).

One of the earliest recorded intents to resurrect the dead using medical intervention also took advantage of the cold.

He is intent on avoiding another one.