Sentence examples for are going to educate from inspiring English sources

And it was there in a recent factory visit, when he defended the trebling of university fees to the workers he met by asking: "Do you think it's right that your taxes are going to educate my children and your boss's children?" Think about the assumptions behind that.

Identify clearly who you are going to educate.

We're going to educate these guys to take advantage of this windfall.

"How I am going to educate them if they don't want to read the paper?

I always record them and go, "I'm going to educate myself".

There's no way in the world you're going to educate so many people.

"When I first came, I thought I was going to educate all of north Iowa on classical music," he said.

I thought, 'I'm going to educate myself about how to make a show.' And I was more interested in that than being in the show.

"If you're going to educate people on the reef, it's not just educating people about its beauty and tourism opportunities, you've also got to talk about the threats and it's in grave danger from climate change".

"It's going to educate an entire new generation of students on what consent is and what consent is not... that the absence of a no is not a yes".

He must have walked these streets with the same absorption as a schoolboy, all those years when he was taking the bus seven miles every day to the grammar school in town, where he'd got a free place, with the briefcase that his parents had proudly bought for him, full of the books that were going to educate him out of the estate.