Sentence examples for intent to get to from inspiring English sources

At the meeting at which President Clinton's letter was relayed to Mr. Saleh, the official said, the Yemeni "once again reiterated his commitment to support our cooperation, and his intent to get to the root of what happened".

We have stated our intent to get to the top of the Championship and that's what we'll seek to do".

"Our intent is to get to a point where you have cleaner food with less chemicals that gets to the grocery store within 24 hours at a price point that isn't just for Whole Foods," he says.

"When he left, [he] had not told us he was still intent on trying to get to Normandy".

"The intent was to basically try to get to the limo, flip the limo and get to the president... to kill the president," U.S. Assistant State's Attorney Brandi Sasse Russell told a federal court on Friday, according to The Bismarck Tribune.

The titular character (voiced by Ryan Reynolds) is a wisecracking, happy-go-lucky "cartoon" creation (for all intents and purposes) that wants to get to the bottom of what looks to be a far-reaching conspiracy.

But this is where you need people, and specifically researchers, to guide machine-learning systems in order to get to the intent of the words.

"A lot of these posts had the intent to get people not to vote," Albright said.

Each side is likely to signal its intent to get tough on the industry that nearly wiped out the economy.

CIVIL partnerships between gay people, dubbed gay marriage, become legal next week, when same-sex couples will be able to register their intent to get hitched.

But there was no intent to get the league involved.