Sentence examples for with a view to something from inspiring English sources

"There's no point in us getting an aimless loan in, it's got to be with a view to something really," manager Chris Hargreaves told BBC Sport.

In the last chapter of the Guide (3.54), he claims that philosophy teaches that most of the things to which people direct their lives are "nothing but an effort with a view to something purely imaginary, to a thing that has no permanence".

"Yes, I certainly plan to meet Brian with a view to sorting something out," Diamond said this week.

Occasionally I have a rash of printing a few out with a view to doing something with them, only to shove the packets into a drawer.

Fortunately, evolution has provided it with one a heat-detector that can sense a fire from a distance of 80km (50 miles).That fact was sufficiently impressive to Helmut Schmitz, of the University of Bonn, in Germany, for him to study the jewel beetle's heat detector with a view to building something similar artificially.

He explains it was Steve Hilton Cameronn's former director of strategy and a fellow Whitehall iconoclast) who "fixed for me to see the prime minister with a view to do something broadly like this, and I outlined the view I broadly hold.

We are working with a view to get something done," Kerry said.

"I developed a kind of sales kit with slides and videotapes of actors, all with a view to presenting investors with something that would look ready to shoot.

I decided to leave academia and really pursue and test different technologies with a view to be able to launch something as a direct to consumer product.

I had a full day of meetings with agents and financiers and met some producers from other countries with a view to maybe working together or something.

Labour have already announced a commission with a view to ending this – and this is something that the Government should also consider.