Sentence examples for planning some of from inspiring English sources

Groh has been planning some of these moves for several weeks.

Rather than join him in forward planning, some of the more hipster lads have decided to build a "sweat lodge", for no discernible reason.

Ohio is planning some of the deepest cuts to local aid; Mayor Michael B. Coleman of Columbus said, "The state cut is a punch in the gut, and in the jaw, and for some cities, it's going to knock them out".

For many months now, American and European intelligence agencies have been trading theories about a spare, two-page document written in Persian that, if genuine, would strongly suggest that scientists in Iran were planning some of the final experiments needed to perfect an atom bomb.

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama is visiting with the staff planning some of Monday's inaugural festivities.

I meet up with Ahmed Sourani from Grassroots International's partner PARC (Palestinian Agricultural Relief Committees) at the hotel, from where we start planning some of the details of my time here over a plate of hummus and strong Palestinian coffee infused with cardamom.

New casinos are planned, some of them near the major highways linking San Francisco and Los Angeles to Nevada.

In addition to the many performances and other activities planned — some of them with audience participation — artists will be opening their doors for tours.

Americans rely on information gathered by the CIA, the National Security Agency and other US agencies, as documents from former contractor Edward Snowden reveal, to plan some of the strikes.

Hindu leaders told the paper at least 22 funerals were planned, some of them held in recent days.

Wallace deliberately planned some of his field work to test the hypothesis that under an evolutionary scenario closely related species should inhabit neighbouring territories.