Sentence examples for going from high-quality English sources.

• “We’re going to build a wall.

• I’m going to be a better person.

• "I'm going to solve the problem.

• Who’s going to need more ventilators ?

• I'm going to twist it, and it's going to be super cool.

• "We're going to want to pay the exchanges slower, but they're going to be pushed.

• They’re going to be worried about, ‘O.K., when’s the next church going to get hit?’

• We’re going to eat breakfast like we usually do, and then we’re going to . . . play. . . .

Use going in a sentence.

• "What are you going to do, impose tax rule if, is it a threat, are you actually going to do it?

• It’s either going to start peaking and go into a downturn, or it’s going to explode into a global outbreak.”

• We’re going to go slow, and we’re going to be safe, and we’re going to protect the people that most need to be protected,” Cody said.

• “We’re not a Christian brand, but if the wind is going where God says it’s going to go, then that’s what I’m going to do with my brand.

• "We're going to sing together, we're going to laugh together, we're going to dance together, we're going to cry together.

• The grocery stores are going to function, there’s going to be food, the transportation systems are going to function, the pharmacies are going to be open.

• If we’re going to slow the spread, we’re going to slow it, we’re going to affect businesses, we’re going to affect revenue, we’re going to affect so much.”

• Researchers believe there are a number of different schemas; vertical (going up and down), enclosure (putting things inside other things), circular (going round and round), going over and under, going through.

going sentence examples

• We're going to be upset and I'm going to help you be upset, which means you're going to be mad at yourself, you're going to be mad at the markets, you're going to be mad with your risk manager, you're going to feel stupid.

• “He's going to go there for several days,” she added, “and then afterwards, he's not going to go to South Carolina, he’s not going to go to New Hampshire; he's going to come to Washington, D.C., and he's going to do that because the National Prayer Breakfast is on Thursday.”

• "I think we will make new lows — and it worries me that when we do, it's going to be post-stimulus; it's going to be post them saying we're going to throw the kitchen sink at it, and it's going to start making new lows because suddenly the lack of growth is going to matter."

• "The implications that's going to have on the credit markets, the implications it's going to have on the banking system, the implications it's going to have on deteriorating loan quality, and the impact it's going to have on capital investment are going to be rather significant," he said.