Sentence examples for intentions to win from inspiring English sources

David Duval, the world's No. 2-ranked player, has been blunt about his intentions to win a major this year.

Setting the scene and forthrightly stating his intentions to win his reluctant lover's heart, Mr. Burstein reels through the same material a second time, just in case any latecomers missed it during the first go-round.

Republicans are bringing their national convention to New York City next summer and have announced their intentions to win the state for President Bush, but they may not have an easy time of it.

Britain swept the field in the world championships there, Brailsford first announcing his intention to "win everything".

Varoufakis said later that it was his intention to win a new deal with the country's lenders in June.

That back nine, he played with the intention to win, and he had that emotional feeling, rather than finish second.

Reiterating his intention to win the election, he said he did not believe in "an honourable second place".

This week's failure provoked scornful references to the claim made two years ago by Greg Dyke of England's intention to win the World Cup in 2022.

After the chastening experience of finishing third in La Liga last season, Real have stated their intention to win "everything" this time.

The two males most likely end up with a rivalry, fighting (physically or mentally) with each other with the intention to win the female's heart.

Attacking Isis from the air would be "pointless, futile and a dangerous empty gesture" without boots on the ground, a senior Tory MP has said after David Cameron indicated his intention to win a Parliamentary vote on Syrian intervention by Christmas.