Sentence examples for would intend from inspiring English sources

Norris said: "We need to be leading from the front and that's beginning, and I would intend for that to continue".

The bombings are certain to have consequences far greater than the immediate death and destruction, which is what a terrorist group would intend.

"We would intend to invite Mr. Lazio and all the others who have worked hard to pass the legislation," the spokesman said.

After turning on the ignition, the driver would intend to press lightly on the brake pedal while shifting from park to drive (or reverse), and suddenly the car would leap forward (or backward).

But with so much unknown about how she would intend to govern, it would be best if the Democratic primaries were fought with the sort of vigour – ideally by candidates that would include other women – that could force her to spell out her plans.

Taking my own situation as an example, as someone with no direct dependants I would intend to bequeath any assets to extended family and friends; in the event of part being taxable, one obvious way of "cheating" the tax man would be to leave some of it to charity.

"Not the way I'd intended".

This sank in rather more deeply than he'd intended.

I'm not sure what I'd intended to happen to the puppy.

Was this something you'd intended to do from the outset?

It was what he'd intended to do from the beginning.