Sentence examples for the intention of preparing from inspiring English sources

After dominating in his maiden race in Japan, he was shipped to New York with the intention of preparing for the Belmont.

She has declared the intention of "preparing, supporting, and paying every child's teacher as if the future of our country is in their hands," and has given some suggestions as to how that estimable goal would be accomplished.

One of the chief debating points will be whether Michael Vaughan, who resigned from the England captaincy last summer an exhausted man, should resume his Test career in the Caribbean with the intention of preparing the way for his inclusion in the team for next summer's Ashes series.

Originally it was narrowly focused on women in biology and their specific experiences, with the intention of preparing women for good and bad aspects of a career in science.

They found this provided useful career development opportunities for experienced nurses by allowing them to undertake work of a more strategic nature rather than direct clinical care with the intention of broadening their experience and preparing them for more senior roles within the bounds of organisational needs.

The intention of the program was to prepare them with youth employment interview skills but my personal goal was limited to one thing per session: reflecting back one positive strength about themselves they could not see.

At least 60 per cent of its customers go to a Fuller's pub with the intention of eating food, which is freshly prepared by its on-site chefs.

The RH-derived ACs were prepared with the intention of application as the electrode materials of electrical double-layer capacitors.

In April of that year, another group of young Islamist activists seized weapons from the arsenal of a military school, with the intention of marching on the Arab Socialist Union, where Sadat was preparing to address the nation's leaders.

The quote allegedly came from Croatia coach Igor Stimac as he prepares his team with the intention of steam-rolling the depleted Scots in Zagreb.

Capricious and politically unskilled, Isabella saw John the Fearless desert her with the intention of joining the dauphin Charles against the English, who were preparing to attack Paris.