Before non-Lutheran churches were granted toleration in 1809, clampdowns on illegal forms of worship and teaching often provoked whole groups of pietists to leave together, intent on forming their own spiritual communities in the new land.
The people who stop Wal-Marts are communities standing up together, intent on saving something mysterious and complex -- and also humorous, musical and surprising -- that they treasure in their town.
Living so closely together, perpetually intent on each other, each was wary of disturbing the other's balance, so precariously achieved, of anger and resignation, revolt and submission.
A bonus point would have been as much as Northampton merited, even if Racing looked like a team from various parts that had just been thrown together: the intent to play was there and so was the energy, but there was no instinctive understanding and they committed basic errors.
"The sense that I have is that these are groups of 20, 30 people, obviously getting together, with what intent we don't know for sure," Admiral Stufflebeem said.
Brooks 1 and 2, and Coulson, leave together, locked in intent discussion.
In the music video, Chrissy Teigen, Kim Kardashian, Ciara, and a host of other svelte, celebrity moms come together with the intent of redefining the infamous acronym to mean, "Mom I'd Like to Follow".
These intents together have not been addressed in previous research with such methodological approach.
Of 15 intentional injury fatalities, 12 were attributed to suicide and injuries of undetermined intent and together these accounted for 16% of all injury deaths in this age-group and were the third leading cause of injury death (Table 2).
It knits together Miliband's declared intent to end the "cost-of-living crisis" with his fresh emphasis upon fiscal responsibility.
I get the percussionist and Mongolian throat singer from our support act to try and hold it together, but Mike seems intent on causing chaos.
