Sentence examples for later intended from inspiring English sources
Initially intended to transport agricultural products to London and later intended to serve growing industrial sites in Romford, only two miles of canal were constructed and the canal company were unable to reach the town.
The company, founded by Sachio Semmoto, a founder of the DDI Corporation, and Eric Gan, a former telecommunications analyst at Goldman, later intends to expand its business to become an Internet protocol service provider.
Arriving in Jerusalem a few days later, intending to research a different subject, I was struck by the fact that all the Palestinians we spoke with were still vehement in depicting the killings as an Israeli atrocity.
Hart told the Tribune her son had called her after stomping out "HI MOM" and that her husband and brother added the rest later, intending to write "GOD BLESS YOU ALL" but running out of room.
I arrived back home later than intended and minutes after the one hour window that is given for testing had expired".
This latest suggests that the consistency of bedtime matters as well as the amount of sleep: children who have had consistent bedtimes throughout childhood perform better on cognitive tests administered at age 7. I happened to open the e-mail (which my husband had sent earlier in the day) after yet another bedtime routine that had stretched far later than intended.
Unfortunately Andy Murray's Wimbledon five-setter meant it started a little later than intended.
(St. Augustine's Contra academicos, composed some five centuries later, was intended as an answer to Cicero's views).
After negotiation, 12 minutes of the film were cut, and it was released in China, though later than intended.
Landing at Cotrone four days later, they intended to march on nearby Cosenza, liberating political prisoners and issuing a proclamation of independence.
Often regarded as a revolutionary study of education, it was never — or so ran Rousseau's later defense — intended for practical use as a parenting manual.
