Sentence examples for plans to work on the from inspiring English sources

Ms. Van Balen, the owner of Majestic Gems, a fine jewelry store on Kauai, plans to work on the farm.

He also plans to work on the 1934 Ford hot rod that he designed and built in his garage.

And a girl from California has rejected major-college running in favor of a small school, and plans to work on the environment.

She plans to work on the laboratory's Genesis and Genealogy research project, which integrates biology, design, art history and material science to study the genesis of both natural and artificial forms.

She plans to work on the farm for month ("If I can make it") and says it's an improvement to her $13-an-hour 13-an-hour 13-an-houry bakery.

Dr. de Rujula was referring to physicists in the United States who either work at LEP or Fermilab, or have plans to work on the new machine at CERN, called the Large Hadron Collider.

They had planned to work on the puzzle, which they intended to include in one of the final rounds of the Hunt, but instead spent their time partying and having a good time.

"I plan to work on the project for a few hours every day," Mr. Koons added.

Staff members planned to work on the details of the legislation all weekend.

"I had up until then been planning to work on the peoples living in Africa today," he said — the Kalahari bushmen and the Tonga people of Zambia.

Colvin was hired in 1972 to work in the Admissions office and began a month earlier than planned to work on the Prisoners Project as well.