Sentence examples for may intended to from inspiring English sources

Mrs May intended to stand in his way.

The government made a previously undisclosed settlement offer in May intended to bring the case to a close.

The Fox network has for years unveiled a lineup of shows in May intended to cover most or all of the next year.

In early August, the Times reported [paywall] that May intended to "shift the focus to other rural and industrial areas" away from the north of England.

On Tuesday, US president Barack Obama will host a leaders' summit – to be attended by the prime minister, Theresa May – intended to raise funds for refugee initiatives and expanded resettlement programmes.

On Tuesday morning, while riot police arrived by bus at Istanbul's Taksim Square where protests in May, intended to halt the redevelopment of Gezi Park, sparked months of anti-government agitations across the country Erdoğan and Gül were in Ankara, visiting the hilltop tomb of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, who founded the Turkish Republic nine decades ago.

The central bank may intend to take the balance off their hands.

The government may intend to do this, but intentions can change quickly without legislation, as we saw last week.

The White House may intend to save itself further embarrassment by ending the torment of six more apparently innocent young men.

Even so, the authorities are tracking "a few individuals" in France who may intend to join them, Mr. Valls said.

For U.S. House seats, independent commissions may be tossing aside gerrymandered districts' cores but may intend to respect the core more in the future.