Sentence examples for evidently going to from inspiring English sources

Our chosen day, though midweek, was evidently going to bring another horde of spring-vacation visitors.

The Avengers film is evidently going to sail way past its existing 2015 rivals, setting a target for this year's other likely big hitters (Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Spectre) to match.

The Europeans may feel decidedly uneasy about Wolfowitz becoming president of the World Bank - with the exception, of course, of Bush's European lapdog, our prime minister - but they are evidently going to acquiesce.

Home for the coming days - indeed, it was to be our own warm and private world, from which we viewed the alien sphere outside - was evidently going to be small.

But there's also evidently going to be something of an interpretation process as 3D artists turn 2D artworks into 3D models.

But there's also evidently going to be something of an interpretation process as 3D artists turn 2D artworks into 3D models.

In order that waste of water will be minimized, Israel and Jordan may use, downstream of point 121/Adassiya Diversion, excess flood water that is not usable and will evidently go to waste unused.

Some members of the construction crew had evidently gone to the trouble of lowering a scaffold from which to spray a graffito, about ten feet high, in red paint, on the side of the bulkhead: "Liberals Ruin U.S. A.

"Evidently not going to jail," Clemens replied.

But he is evidently not going to give up his power without a fight.

The interview, evidently, was going to be filmed for Iranian state television.