Sentence examples for with the intention of entering from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with the intention of entering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a purpose or goal related to entering a place, situation, or organization. Example: "She applied for the scholarship with the intention of entering the prestigious university."
After graduating from high school, Diamond attended New York University with the intention of entering medical school.
After attending the high school in Kassel, the brothers followed their father's footsteps and studied law at the University of Marburg (1802 06) with the intention of entering civil service.
In April 1895 Lenin first went abroad with the intention of entering into relations with the Marxist group abroad known as the "Osvobozhdenie Truda," "Deliverance of Labour" (Plekhanov, Zasulich, Axelrod).
The next day, Companies A, B, and F set out with the intention of entering the Lunga perimeter near the Matanikau River.
Allen's men marched southward from the base, with the intention of entering the enemy base camp from a slightly different direction to the west.
"Early in 2014, a Romanian team called FRR Formula 1 Team [Forza Rossa] formed the intention of entering Formula 1.
Frankly this number is far higher than I was expecting, and indicates that most people visit Mint with the full intention of entering their account information.
"Despite the encouragement of others, I have no intention of entering the presidential fray.
The titans of tobacco, rjr Nabisco and Philip Morris, have no intention of entering the singles market.
"We have no intention of entering the shrines," Maj.
ARU general manager Rob Clarke told AAP they had no intention of entering the argument.
