Sentence examples for intention to throw from inspiring English sources

The book, one assumes by Ms. Wilson, suggests an intention to throw the gauzy lyricism of memory over the baser reality.

"It's not our intention to throw them under the bus, but we think this is time to rally behind one candidate and we think Arnold can win".

"While it is not my intention to throw bricks, I will be frank in our substantive assessment of where various issues stand," he said, adding that the mood had changed from hopeful to grim over the past three months.

The 48-year-old journalist has signalled his intention to throw his hat in the ring, after reports that Mark Thompson is preparing to cede the £779,000-a-year post at the end of the year.

Then, as the star client of Al Haymon, the Scarlet Pimpernel of boxing who has about as much regard for the governing bodies as most fans, the new champion duly announced his intention to throw the belts in the trash can.

The challenger interprets a calculated intention to throw him off his game; the technical detects bad etiquette or ignorance of the rules.

"The intention is to throw out the government of Saudi Arabia".

I spent rather a long time experimenting with optics, and actually now my intention is to throw them away and use my two eyes and what I think of the world and look at it, look at the real world.

Yet there certainly was an element of mild cruelty in the Sheedy's precise method, even if the primary intention was to throw Carlton coach David Parkin off the scent.

British sailors alleged the intention was to throw handfuls into the eyes of Shannon's men in an unfair and dishonourable manner as they attempted to board, though that was never done by the Chesapeakes crew.

Jones remained convinced of Bradman's intention to have Meckiff called for throwing, something Bradman flatly denied.