Sentence examples for intentionally finished from inspiring English sources

The first was whether or not he intentionally finished third in a qualification race during the U.S. Olympic Trials to allow Shani Davis to make the team.

For example, the metal alloy in "David" is different from traditional Italian Renaissance alloys and its surface was intentionally finished with tools that left different marks, probably to reflect the light differently.

I killed over 4,000 pedestrians in the course of a single game, not a one intentionally, yet finished the game with the score equivalent of "flying colors". While those pedestrians were obviously just facades with pull-string hysterics, it was tough to root for myself, since in the end I had to callously treat the people I was supposed to be saving as ants.

Before speaking, Mr. Adams, apparently intentionally, put finishing touches on his speech as he sat alone on the stage in his shirt sleeves.

"Before I was finished one of the gang intentionally dropped the tank, hitting me heavily on the knees," he said.

Once she had finished the first frame of the song, she intentionally fell off of the tree and plummeted to the ground.

Rolen finished a double short of a cycle and was walked intentionally by the Mets in the seventh.

The seromuscular layer was intentionally perforated after three-quarters of the circumference of the excision had been finished (c).

Next, endoscopic submucosal resection using endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) was performed around the tumor, and the seromuscular layer was intentionally perforated after three-quarters of the circumference of the excision had been finished.

Next, endoscopic submucosal resection using endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) technique was performed around the tumor and the seromuscular layer was intentionally perforated after three-quarters of the circumference of the excision had been finished.

He then projects the finished collage onto a blank canvas and paints the shadow image, he says, "over-reading it and intentionally getting it wrong".