Sentence examples for going to abide from inspiring English sources

"We're going to abide by major league baseball's rules," John Allen, the Reds' chief operating officer.

"Those are the rules; we're going to abide by the rules and pick up the difference," Mr. Miller says.

But if we're going to abide by "movie star" standards, what about movie stars who aren't so "conventional"?

It's hard to believe that Russia's position is going to pass muster with the I.O.C. or that athletes and spectators are going to abide by the law.

"I was never going to abide by manmade laws that said women couldn't do something," Mock told Jim Massie of the Columbus Dispatch in 1994.

In the post, Mr. Cain explains that he is a "serious person" and that he is not going to abide by the rules that the news media set.

"The Russians immediately announced that they're going to not abide by some W.T.O.

And when I run in Beijing, I'm going to try to abide by my coach's advice.

Fourth, once elections are held, all sides are going to have to abide by the results; the winners must rule.

So you all need to make sure that you're going to be able to abide by making your monthly payment.'".

For those who can't abide going to the gym, polo offers a total body workout combined with the thrill of the game and competition".