Sentence examples for contracted to go from inspiring English sources

"But a lot of Norwegian gas is contracted to go to Europe, so the pipe will not be full".

As Marx describes it, "Agreeable strangers, the Web site writes, are commonly contracted to go to the movies or out to dinner, give personal advice, go hot-air ballooning," and so on.

There are not enough $60 million contracts to go around.

But in 1993, she said, Mr. de Ganay delayed signing the contract to go ahead with the work.

With 19 camp invites and only 15 contracts to go around, Morrison's path back to the N.B.A. is by no means smooth.

I was offered a contract to go through to 2019 but I didn't take it because I didn't think it was right.

"In football you have a contract to go out and do the best you can and that didn't happen so there are going to be serious repercussions".

McInnes said: "He's still got over a year of his contract to go, so we're still in charge of that situation.

The party is set to unveil a range of new policies, and writing in the Sunday Times, Mr Miliband also said he wanted a quarter of government contracts to go to small and medium-sized firms.

Last week, Janessa signed her contract to go to Marine Corps Officer Candidate School in June.

The Celtics will receive the Clippers' first-round draft pick in June as compensation for allowing Rivers out of his contract to go to Los Angeles in the summer of 2013.