Sentence examples for meant to complete from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Charpentier meant to complete the work.
The talks in Geneva are meant to complete this process for China.
Albee's parents paid little attention to him; he was a bourgeois prop, meant to complete their specious idea of "family".
His translation of the Old Testament and the Apocrypha, published in 1588, was meant to complete the work of the Welsh writer William Salesbury, whose translation of the New Testament and The Book of Common Prayer had appeared in 1567.
The West Bank barrier that Israel is building, on "security" grounds, to enclose the main settlement blocks is clearly meant to complete an annexation of the land they are on.
"I'm a firm believer in manning up and not apologizing about it," Mr. Applegate says, sipping Diet Pepsi from a KFC cup as he looks down at the pilings meant to complete the bowl around the stadium where he once played.
And now that Fidesz has a two-thirds majority, it claims finally to have the mandate and means to complete the job.
Even before the days of Skype, a deaf person had the means to complete a two-way call.
This can provide the student who is juggling school, work and family responsibilities the means to complete college.
The rapid heating as large as 3000 K/s and a high pressure of 2 MPa were employed as the means to complete the pyrolysis reaction within the nano-space.
I've started a scholarship at Temple University in Philadelphia, wherein inner city youth who don't have the means to complete their education can get an education.
