Sentence examples for intention to fly from inspiring English sources

The surprise announcement revoked the Togo team's earlier intention to fly home in the wake of Friday's deadly attack on its team bus in Cabinda, Angola.

It states that Valizadeh would be attending the Washington DC meet-up but predates his tweet announcing his intention to fly to Australia.

Michael Cavanagh, chairman of Commonwealth Games Scotland, said: "I am delighted that the board has been able to confirm our intention to fly to the Games on Saturday as hoped.

The premier's office backed off its intention to fly a homophobic flag at Confederation Building earlier this year.

On June 18, Michelin reported that it did not understand why the tyres it had provided for its seven customer teams – BAR, McLaren, Red Bull, Renault, Toyota, Sauber, and Williams – had failed in this turn, and announced its intention to fly in tyres of a different specification from its Clermont-Ferrand headquarters.

What one does not have the right to do, and nor do I think it was anyone's intention, is to fly into another aircraft.

The hijackers' intention was to fly on to Cairo, with the passengers and the 10-strong crew, who, they said, would be freed following the release of 317 jailed Palestinian guerrillas.

Starting in March 2015, the intention is to fly this plane around the world using only the power of the sun.With 17,248 solar cells on its wings driving four electric motors that turn its propellers, the aircraft will take off from the Gulf and head in an easterly direction over India and China, and then cross the Pacific, the United States, the Atlantic, Southern Europe and north Africa.

In, unofficial reports disclosed the carrier plans to launch new services to Ho Chi Minh City, Manila and Seoul starting in the same year, as well as the company's intention to start flying the 9899 nautical miles-long São Paulo Lomé Addis Ababa Guangzhou run in.

Lonnie L. Smith, a retired medical foreman in the Air Force, said he had no intention of changing his plans to fly home to Baltimore from Seattle on Monday.

WASHINGTON — More than one-third of the flight schools in the United States that cater to foreigners are not certified by the Federal Aviation Administration, according to the Government Accountability Office, raising concerns that the schools are illegally backing student visas although they have no intention of teaching the students to fly.