Sentence examples for intention to replace from inspiring English sources

It was never my intention to replace live musicians".

It's our intention to replace every Goya with Jake-and-Dinos-and-Goya. It's malicious piggy-backing.

EE: "It's our intention to replace these chargers once we've completed our investigations; we'll be in touch once these have been concluded.

The attorney general, Jeremy Wright, affirmed the government's intention to replace our Human Rights Act with a "British bill of rights".

The 36-year-old was the second candidate to announce his intention to replace Ed Miliband, who resigned immediately after Labour's defeat in last week's general election.

A brief honeymoon period between Mr. Netanyahu and Yair Lapid after the elections quickly soured after Mr. Lapid spoke about his intention to replace Mr. Netanyahu as prime minister, possibly within 18 months.

Why Canadian women engage in such early complementary feeding behaviours is not clearly understood; it may express their intentions to replace breast milk or prematurely wean their infants [ 45, 58, 59] or it may represent unresolved feeding problems, all of which contribute to shorter breastfeeding periods [ 60].

"The intention is to replace the entire Vanguard class submarine system.

The intention is to replace rather than bolster scrutiny and regulation in what is a much more complex setting than hotels and restaurants.

"They have made it clear, privately and publicly, that their intention was to replace the Emir," the former American diplomat told me.

Both Mr. Jobs and his attorney have said his intention is to replace the sprawling house with a comparatively small one conforming to the town's restrictions for size and bulk.