Sentence examples for planning on what from inspiring English sources

"I'm probably only going to make 10 movies, so I'm already planning on what I'm going to do after that," said Tarantino.

I wore heels, which I wear only when I am planning on what my brothers call Doing Them the Big Favor, though in this case, what with the Boomerville drought conditions, you could have argued that favor-wise, I was on the receiving end.

There was no effective planning on what happened after the war other than to ensure that the oil assets were protected.

"She indicated that the agencies had decided not to accept the liens and the administration needed to begin contingency planning on what to do with stimulus funding allocated for PACE," Mr. DeVries said.

I can plan on what I'm going to write about in prose.

Like I couldn't plan on what I was going to say to him . . .

"He could tell what is being planned, on what scale, who is involved and where they are.

"He never planned on what things would be like when he was 65 or 70," Terence said.

"I even planned on what I was going to wear to the ceremony," she told The Chicago Tribune, "which pearls I would select, and how I was going to be very gracious about it all".

No educational or outreach events are planned on what's the closest thing to an international commemoration day for global warming.

In hindsight, if we had based our travel plans on what some of our friends and family had said about Iran, we probably would never have made it to the Lut.