Sentence examples for going to baton from inspiring English sources

"I am going to Baton Rouge!" he shouted.

I'm going to Baton Rouge tomorrow to help my 90-year-old mother with her house repairs and to replace food lost because of power outages.

It said: 'Congratulations, you are going to be a baton relay runner.

When they're gone, who's going to pick up the baton, and beat the bad guys to death with it?

In a reference to the impending change of leadership in Washington, Art Sasse, a spokesman for PacifiCorp, said: "It's a flexible framework that recognizes that the administration is going to be passing the baton.

Updated at 12.46pm BST 12.40pm BST Handing over the baton I'm going to try not to get injured or disqualified as I hand over the baton to Jacob Steinberg, who will be your guide through the afternoon's events.

On the first page of The Writing on the Wall he asks anxiously: "Is the baton of global leadership going to pass from Anglo-Saxon hands, which held so many values in common, to Chinese hands?

"We want them to self-destruct and not throw strikes, and we're going to keep being patient and pass the baton," Rodriguez said.

"You are not going to be a bandleader just by renting a baton and a pair of white tails".

"If I was going to lose it, it struck me that I should pass the baton," he said.

"Of course wrangles about bankers' pay are not going to stop with me … other people can carry on that baton," he said.