He raced hard, intent on bouncing back with a dominating showing in the desert.
Digitally armed and able to Tweet at a moment's notice, the ambassadors will be a horse racing SWAT team intent upon gaining a foothold in the consciousness of their peers.
The six-times champion jockey, a man haunted by his past and the trouble still surrounding him in racing, moves with meaningful intent.
No wonder some locals seemed more intent on racing to Debenhams than in discovering Compagnie Carabosse's Fire Garden, over the river in St Columb's Park.
But even as those accolades have provided sweet solace — and even some dark humor — as he endures grueling treatments, Mr. Kennedy, who turns 77 on Sunday, has been intent on racing time rather than looking back on it.
Intent on racing after the target, Cook ran past an Ashwin off-break to be stumped off the fifth ball of the run chase, with Trott trapped lbw on the front foot by left-armer Ojha.
The reality, which has yet to be explained directly to the American people by the president, is that the Army loyal to Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi was racing across the Libyan Desert intent on killing all of the rebels who have taken control of the Eastern part of the country and invade the opposition's capital city in the Libyan port of Benghazi.
And yet, here he was again with a racing number on his back: intent on satisfying his renewed appetite for elite competition and his desire to further advance the cause against cancer, the disease that nearly killed him in his 20s and that drove him to start his own foundation and anticancer movement.
The television series Oz, for example, displayed weekly images of prisoners of all races seemingly intent on committing senseless violence on each other.
The 1915 representation of Silas Lynch differs hardly at all from the 2008-2012 right-wing depictiofs of Barack Obama: the evil, mixed race man intent on dominating white Christian people and setting up a black (or Muslim) empire over which he will rule.
