Sentence examples for plan to behave from inspiring English sources
Irving was kind enough to invite me and a small crew down to document the final days of filming, and besides being punched in the testicles by Jackson Nicoll, Irving's nine-year-old co-star, who plays his badly behaved grandson Billy, I learned a lot about how I plan to behave as a senior citizen.
It may just be that when workers begin to see how investment fees and administrative costs are ravaging their retirement savings, they'll start prodding the managers overseeing these plans to behave like the fiduciaries they are.
And he has assumed a passive-aggressive stance regarding his obligations under the law to separate his government power from his private interests, repeatedly discussing his overseas investments in calls with foreign leaders, and always insisting that while he will announce plans to behave ethically, he has no obligation to do so.
This group of doctors is highly mobile with many retiring from practice, leaving the country or giving up general practice to work in other parts of the NHS (over 200 indicated they had plans to behave similarly in the next 5 years in this sample group).
Maggie's Plan, she says, addresses "how to behave when all bets are off.
So to make a plan for how you are going to behave in 25 years seems based on a view of life that is incomprehensible to me.
Hence, the Politburo is planning to create a tourism law, one that would compel the Chinese to behave "in accordance with local customs".
"You have to plan everything – how to fit into society, how to act like a man, how to behave 'normally'normally
At the same time, music consumers are likely to behave differently than cellphone customers in that they are choosing songs they plan to listen to repeatedly.
Kiddies have always found an excuse to behave rudely behind the bike sheds; once the government has rated Rihanna 18, what does Reg plan to demand next?
