Sentence examples for streets intent from inspiring English sources

Such scenes seemed all but impossible when Friday Prayer ended, with police attacking demonstrators as they streamed out of mosques and into the streets intent on marching in protest.

Ms. Cotton, 50, raced over in her Volvo and parked across the street, intent on bearing witness to a slaughter.

Even more than most, Nippon Credit is burdened with loads of bad property-related debt.Goldman Sachs, like many on Wall Street intent on boosting money management profits, is in talks to add another commodities trader to its J. Aron unit.

The answer is simple: because the Washington regulators who investigate Wall Street are intent on providing no proof that anyone ever did anything wrong.

SBS told Guardian Australia in a statement: "SBS commissioned Keo Films to produce Struggle Street with the intent of providing a voice to a segment of society who are living through immense hardship caused by multiple factors like unemployment, teenage pregnancy, family dysfunction, physical and mental illness, and alcohol/drug abuse".

The rising housing prices and sense of inequity led to community protests this morning at Valencia and 24th Street, with the intent of blocking a Google private bus, for many a symbol for all that is wrong with the tech bubble.

Wall Street protesters are intent on building on momentum gained from Saturday's worldwide demonstrations, which drew hundreds of thousands of people, mostly in the U.S. and Europe.

In the process, they are confronted by Madame Mallory (played by Helen Mirren), owner of a Michelin-star rated French restaurant Le Saule Pleureur across the street, who is intent on shutting down their restaurant, complaining at the outset that "curry is curry".

And as a veteran of reporting more than 30 years' worth of "non-lethal" law enforcement, my impression is that the use of CS, baton rounds, water cannon is pushing police procedures all over the world towards "near lethal" levels that are increasingly unacceptable to protesters who go on the streets with no violent intent.

"Eye Spy" opens with cinematic flair in Sweden, where a gang of ominously masked men with identical clothing and silver briefcases march through the streets with single-minded intent.

And in the thuggish (and usually drunken) shape of the English Defence League, we now have a street movement more than intent on exploiting that bigotry.