Word: intending
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...campaign speech before the National Press Club on Thursday, Perot called Dole's overture "weird and totally inconsequential" and said he was in the race to stay. Perot said he would not discuss details of his Wednesday meeting with Dole campaign manager Scott Reed. But he said, "Do I intend to campaign to the bitter end? Yes." Perot running mate Pat Choate said Dole's request proved he was not a viable candidate and urged Republicans to support the Reform Party ticket. "When he knows he can't win, he asks us to bow out of the race," Choate said...
What the move to bring back Sambo unhappily reveals is that we have less sophistication as adults than we did as children. But happily the original version of the story is still obtainable. I intend to order mine right away, before the book burning begins. AUSTIN MASON Little Sioux, Iowa...
While it's an interesting foray into the subject of family fantasies, "And Baby Makes Seven," does not quite delve deep enough in evoking the "real" characters' interaction with one another. The imagined children take up a little more space than even the play seems to intend with its experimenting with the idea of concocted narratives. By turns amusing and perplexing, the production dutifully brought things to a crescendo, but missing a few interesting bits along...
...have a section your senior year, it is probably in some gut of a class you intend to devote as little time to as possible. It is merely filler space for non-thesis work. If you are not writing a thesis, it is still your senior year and so you are taking fun electives, maybe finishing some last minute, easy requirements. If you are a senior and do not fit into one of these two categories and are freely choosing to take challenging courses with heavy workloads, you should take some time out to think about what's happened...
...Gephardt is not above borrowing the tactics of the enemy, especially when he has seen them work. For the first time, congressional Democrats have spelled out what they intend to do if voters give them a second chance, an imitation of the strategy they ridiculed, to their regret, when the Republicans ran on the Contract with America two years ago. Gone are any grand liberal schemes for redistributing wealth and re-engineering society. In their place is Families First, an agenda Gephardt calls "modest, realistic and achievable," and Republicans blast as election-year gorilla dust. The greatest testament...