Sentence examples for intention of opening a from inspiring English sources

We have no intention of opening a front with them now.

Once Keith McNally declared his intention of opening a humble French restaurant in the meatpacking district, the rush was on.

After the floodwaters from Hurricane Katrina receded, the owners Jeff Baron and Bart Bell bought the building next door with the intention of opening a pizzeria.

Mr. Mason has several ideas for what his next move might be, and he shared his intention of opening a smaller restaurant in Brooklyn.

"My impression is that Beijing basically has no intention of opening a dialogue with Chen or the D.P.P.," said Andrew Yang, secretary general of the Chinese Council of Advanced Policy Studies, a research center in Taipei.

Once Mr. McNally declared his intention of opening a humble French restaurant in the meatpacking district, the rush was on, and it's an act of mercy that he included a zinc bar, because that's where most diners wait, 10 deep, for a table to open up.

A postcard that has become popular in tourist shops features a portrait of the former East German leader Walter Ulbricht with the quote "Nobody has the intention of opening an airport" — a spoof on his infamous 1961 statement denying construction of the Berlin Wall.

When it opened in July, M. Wells served only breakfast; it is now open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with the intention of opening for dinner once a liquor license is obtained.

Starbucks announced a reorganisation last year, creating a China and Asia Pacific division with the intention of opening in India.

"I have no problem if there is a launching process that is closed," he said in an interview by phone, "but if they have no intention of opening the site to the general public then it's not really a wiki in the deeper sense".

Rice acquired the stage rights at an initial cost of around US$40,000, with the intention of opening the show in London the following year.