Sentence examples for going to be anxious from inspiring English sources

"I think everyone's going to be anxious.

"They're going to be anxious to prove a point.

Until you understand this simple concept, you're going to be anxious and fearful about cold calling.

"Anybody changing their life is going to be anxious," Caleb said.

"When you need to win a game and when you don't finish teams off you're going to be anxious at the end," added the Liverpool midfielder.

"Coach is Coach, he's going to be anxious and he can't sit still very long," longtime assistant Steve Robinson said, "but we just want him to... make sure he has full recovery".

"He's likely to be quite desperate and certainly when and if he sees this in the media, he's certainly going to be very anxious and nervous.

"What I can say is that he's likely to be frightened, he's likely to be quite desperate and certainly when, and if, he sees this in the media he's certainly going to be very anxious and nervous.

"If you're sitting here today with a vacation package in September, you're going to be very anxious about what all this means".

For anyone who cares about the climate — which should be everyone but, as the most recent polls suggest, certainly is not — it's going to be an anxious week.

And I think some of them are now going to be quite anxious about how the British authorities regard this bit of Britain that is not quite Britain but is Britain.