Sentence examples for it is meant to go from inspiring English sources

The submarine, under threat and quite possibly damaged, sinks lower than it is meant to go.

"The shoe, like a car, is a directional object," said Mr. Jenkins, who headed the project at Audi. "It is meant to go basically in one direction.

Because Lady Thatcher is still very much alive, and Commons rules prevent the depiction in the Palace of Westminster of any member who has not been dead for five years, the statue cannot be installed where it is meant to go -- in a vestibule in the House of Commons.

That's because it's meant to go off-road.

The money goes where it's meant to go – not on alcohol.

"And often get told off for it because it was meant to go on camera," she added.

It's meant to go deeper than that, or to get at the reason why we have certain goals.

"It's really important that there's good oversight and that we make sure that the funding goes to where it's meant to go," he says.

It's meant to go to "the sportsman or woman whose actions have most captured the public's imagination in 2013".

It is not a cuisine that rises to great heights, and Avra, wisely, does not try to push it farther than it's meant to go.

As intentionally goofy as it was, it was meant to go viral, to secretly spread optimism not just among the clearly on-board diehards in the Staples crowd but all throughout the basketball world.