Sentence examples for supposed to explore from inspiring English sources

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts — This column was supposed to explore my impressions of the Arab Spring after several months at Harvard as a Nieman Fellow.

And last week, a Russian probe that was supposed to explore a Martian moon got mired in low-Earth orbit after its engines failed to fire.

"I talked about how a nuclear exchange would kill seventy million people in ten minutes, and he just looked at me as if to say, 'So what?' " In 1986, President Reagan's summit with the Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev at a whitewashed mansion in Reykjavik, Iceland, halfway between Washington and Moscow was supposed to explore ways that the two superpowers could limit their nuclear arsenals.

On a Comedy Central roast of William Shatner she jested that they had been intimate just before the show and, alluding to "Star Trek" in order to kid him about his weight, said: "Darling, you were supposed to explore the galaxy.

I'm taking a class called Rise of the Web taught by Jay Rosen, which is supposed to explore how the Internet is going to change the [journalism/media] world we live in.

The impact statement is supposed to explore alternate routes.

Naval officers were not supposed to go exploring.

What is a young Chinese man or woman supposed to do but explore the sensible alternative of supplying a placeholder to appease the zhangbei, the elders who are oblivious to the plight of the young by virtue of their ejection from the workforce and distance from the Interwebs?

This is supposed to correspond to land explored early in the 11th century by a Viking called Leif Eriksson, and so named because of the wild vines growing there.

The appeal is supposed to be that you get to explore locations from the movies, meet some important characters and use famous weapons.

A few weeks ago, I got back from an enormous East Coast college visit trip that was supposed to help me find and explore the school where I will spend the next four years of my life.