Sentence examples for intention of recapturing from inspiring English sources

The 65th Street yard has been unused since before the city bought it in 1982, with the intention of recapturing some of the lost traffic.

Eventually, on 22 February, Maxwell took advantage of the divided Dayak positions to drive their observers off the rocks, with the intention of recapturing the wreck.

Yet rather than embrace the President's desire for tax reform and deficit reduction, Republicans appear to have no intention of recapturing the spirit of fiscal responsibility and bipartisan compromise that long characterized their Party.

Democrats are confident about their chances of recapturing the Assembly.

Now it would take progress simply to recapture the talk of recapturing.

With Prime Minister Ehud Barak's resignation and election call, former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu flew in from overseas to proclaim his intention to recapture the Likud Party leadership and then the office of prime minister.

He flew in from abroad, swept onto the evening news and proclaimed his intention to recapture first the Likud Party leadership and then the office of prime minister.

Mr. Gehry has always said that his intention is to recapture traditional comforts and values, adjusting familiar forms and materials into unfamiliar relationships.

But if it is a mere technicality to be overcome by clever legal manipulation, then constitutional interpretation is a more complex exercise than the simpleminded reading of the text -- or dubious historical forays into recapturing the intentions of the founding fathers -- favored by two Supreme Court justices whom Mr. Bush says he admires: Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas.

Premiers have no intention of yielding authority.

Hughes has no intention of moving house.