Sentence examples for intentionally said from inspiring English sources

"The company mixed it up intentionally," said Mr. Tang, who sells airline tickets in the central Chinese city of Chongqing.

"I think everybody believes it was either stolen or removed intentionally," said Daniel Karatzas, a member of the Jackson Heights Beautification Group and an author of a history of the neighborhood.

"This car was driven into the ditch intentionally," said Krystal Crittendon, a former city attorney who is running for mayor and says she would refuse to cooperate with Mr. Orr if elected.

"It is a broad definition — and that was done intentionally," said Loren D. Israelsen, a lawyer who created an association of Utah supplement businesses that helped draft and lobby for the 1994 measure.

I don't do it intentionally," said Ebdon, a three-time finalist, of that victory.

But he does also point out that, while he is the only full-time Google employee at Campus, it will be a great way for other Googlers to also touch more of the startup scene: he said that a full 25percentt of Google's London office (in a totally different part of town, intentionally) said they wanted to get involved with Campus either as volunteers or mentors.

When customers don't say "thank you" I intentionally say "you're welcome", just to throw them off.

On Twitter, Bretos apologized and said, "My wife is Asian, would never intentionally say anything to disrespect her and that community".

It's an interesting position now because I intentionally say I'm going to stay here in the middle and decide what happens.

No family model can be a good human family that intentionally says one part of humanity, either male or female, is optional.

"Its descriptions are quite exaggerated, and many people intentionally say very extreme, very crass things in order to increase their number of fans or re-tweets".