Sentence examples for intention of residing from inspiring English sources

In any event, Mr. Horvath said, he has thought of buying a burial plot in Massachusetts, wondering "if having a grave site would be considered having an intention of residing there".

WASHINGTON -- Earlier this year, the Department of Homeland Security argued that deportation proceedings should continue against a child because she "illegally entered the United States by wading across the Rio Grande River near the Presidio, Texas Port of Entry on January 15 , 2015with the intention of going to Dodge City, Kansas to reside and seek employment".

The Fukushima Reactor Feed was a Facebook page launched at noon on 12 March 2011, by a foreigner residing in Japan, with the intention of sharing information on the nuclear power plant crisis by translating news broadcasts and articles related to the situation in Fukushima.

For precisely this reason, it is the desire of my children and self, to reside in this country permanently with the avowed intention of becoming citizens thereof. . . .

Later, the orators Demosthenes (384 BC–322 BC) and Eschines (390 BC–314 BC) used this word to refer to a stranger who came to a town with the intention of living there, and the verb epidemeo was used to mean "to reside".

He had no intention of following.

I had no intention of profiting whatsoever".

But Mr. Kabila had no intention of leaving.

Maria Theresa had no intention of surrendering.

"She had no intention of losing another".

"He has absolutely no intention of fleeing".