Sentence examples for with the intention of reading from inspiring English sources

In the 1930s, Morgan taught himself Russian, with the intention of reading the literature.

He taught himself Russian in his spare time in the 30s, with the intention of reading Russian literature, particularly the futurist poets such as Mayakovsky and the linguistically acrobatic Velimir Khlebnikov.

I saw it in a bookshop one day and picked up the hefty tome (more than 1,000 pages) with the intention of reading a paragraph or two of the first scene, which is set among some gossiping aunts at a wedding.

I figured it out: I buy way too many books -- all with the intention of reading them avidly, underlining the highlights and becoming the most enlightened person on this earth.

It is "you" who boards the train, you who carries a book with the firm intention of reading it, you who smokes a Gitane.

I was sent a galley copy several months ago and picked it up with no intention of reading more than the first couple of pages.

(Ages 5 and up) A senior editor of children's books has selected 26 stories and excerpts from novels for school-age children with the intention of having them read aloud, at home, by families.

Rowaida Abdelaziz: I had no intention of reading the book.

Protest groups had planned to start marching at 7 00 PM, with the intention of laying flowers at Gezi Park and reading a statement.

The transcripts were read with the intention of deriving 'meaning units' (covering words, phrases, and/or paragraphs) [ 27].

I specifically ran Rainbow Reads with the intention of including everyone under the queer umbrella.