Sentence examples for intention of hanging from inspiring English sources
None of the four have any intention of hanging up their trainers.
They began as if they had no intention of hanging around either.
I had no intention of hanging in there and causing problems.
But largely it is because the government has every intention of hanging on to much of what it holds.
He added that he had no intention of hanging onto power and that he merely wanted the army to be properly equipped to secure the country.
In an interview with the Mail on Sunday's Event magazine, Craig suggested he had no intention of hanging up his shoulder-holster and parking his Aston Martin any time soon.
Credos and manifestoes are often adopted at the beginning of a project as a way of hanging a banner of ideals and intentions.
How might he respond to the claim that the only way to respect his intentions is to continue to accept, as constitutional, the practice of hanging?
The day may have ended in the ludicrous Fitzgeraldian glamour of hanging out with reality TV stars, but it had started out with pure intentions.
But even when intentions are the opposite of Mr. Robertson's, and in a completely secular context, theological language has a way of hanging around earthquakes.
