Sentence examples for intention to shoot from inspiring English sources
The intention to shoot, however, does not necessarily include the intention to kill".
Mr. Lee, in an interview published Sunday on the Financial Times Web site, said that while Seoul had no position on Japan's stated intention to shoot down debris, military action in response to the launch would not be appropriate.
Sorrentino devotees have been asking why Servillo was not handed the role – especially since Caine appears to cut an image so physically similar – but the director insists it was always his intention to shoot in English, and therefore dispense with Servillo's services.
"The accused had the intention to shoot at the person behind the door, not to kill".
Cong resisted when director John Ford declared his intention to shoot the movie there in the summer of 1951.
But judge Masipa also dismissed this, saying: "The accused had the intention to shoot at the person behind the door, not to kill - the evidence failed to prove the accused had intention".
Unfortunately, they are apparently under the impression that Schmidt's T-shirt is not an expression of his interest in the show, but of his intentions to shoot up the school.
WHEN I showed Ethan Hawke a six-page treatment and explained my intention -- to shoot fast and cheap in New York, to film in super 16 millimeter, to make everything as urgent and intimate as possible, to keep all spoken dialogue as written by Shakespeare but set within and energized by a contemporary context -- Ethan got it immediately.
Sally writes that "Egan's intention is to shoot her characters' lives through with lyrical beauty".
In the most puzzling and controversial section of her judgment, Judge Masipa said the athlete's intention was to shoot, not to kill, and the prosecution had failed to establish that he "accepted the possibility of killing someone".
My intention was to shoot her out on the track, but it rained that day — unusual for Santa Anita — and we moved inside to the Chandelier Room at Santa Anita Turf Club.
