Sentence examples for stern intended from inspiring English sources
ESPN.com, citing anonymous sources, reported on Wednesday night that Stern intended to make that threat at Friday's meeting.
(A poop deck, from the Latin word puppis, meaning "stern," was originally intended as a buffer at the rear of a ship to protect it from waves, but today it refers to the aft deck above the main deck).
One theory, as yet unproved, is that Mr. Weidmann's stern public statements are intended to assuage fears about inflation as the E.C.B. floods the banking system with low-cost loans.
During the two decades following the end of World War II, these quaintly stern short subjects were intended to nudge adolescents in the right direction on a variety of topics – hygiene, manners, parental relations, friendship, dating and, of course, sex.
They were also intended to send a stern message about American military power by allowing Chinese officers to see up close advanced military hardware.
When Dye designed the course, he intended it to be a stern test for the world's best golfers.
This latest ruling serves as a stern rebuke of the district judge who intended to release Woodfox and prevent yet another prejudiced trial.
Although the initial attempts to dismantle or tow the stern to sea failed, the State of Oregon still intended to see the remainder of the vessel removed from the beach.
The school says it is intended to "assess an applicant's fit with the Stern mission and mindset about creating value in an environment of increased ambiguity".
China's stern report came less than one month before Taiwan's presidential elections and appears intended to impress on the candidates and voters that China's patience is running thin.
