Sentence examples for going no one from inspiring English sources

"No one knows where it is going, no one knows whether there is space on it for them — but no one wants to miss that bus".

"We are too fast; we are a transition team, and when we get going, no one can keep up with us," said Napier, who had a game-high 25 points.

He said: "The way they are going no one will be surprised if in the coming days these fantasy savings will be used again, and again, to bail out further Tory tax and spending promises.

And we have enough wars going, no one responds well to commandos.

In bad times, when politicians are desperate to get the economy going, no one in Washington wants to seem like an enemy of the "job creators".

I watch it from my couch and I'm talking to the television critiquing and my partner Salvatore is looking at me and going "no one can hear you".

I could see there being an impact on pre-owned vehicles but, as far as new models go, no one's canceled an order so far".

Gone: "No one has answering machines anymore.

Where it goes, no one seems to know.

The old joke goes, no one lives out there".

The balloon and crew lurch upward, and someone lets go; no one ever knows who.