Sentence examples for going to bang from inspiring English sources

"We were going to bang heads.

"If people feel they're not wanted, they're not going to bang down the door".

"Obviously we're not going to bang on about this stuff," he blusters.

"I know they're going to bang me around, but I've prepared for it".

9 34: So here's how it looks so far: Mr Obama is going to bang on about dereegulation and the evils of the markets; Mr McCain's going to bang on about earmarks and corruption.

If we are going to bang on Congressional Republicans for being obstructionist and unwilling to compromise, ought we not do the same to the CBC? Reconsider, Ms Lee.

(Now that the Internet was so fast at home, no one needed to go to bangs to compete in multi-player games).

But I got it and thought it was going to be bang-bang.

Anybody out there going to be banging down AT&T's doors come Tuesday morning?

Steven Glen said moments before, Mr Carroll had told him: "You're working for me now, anybody that doesn't fall in line is going to get banged".

"If they are going to be able to bang, let us bang, don't tilt it one way or another".