Sentence examples for going to be cleaned from inspiring English sources

America's immigration mess is not going to be cleaned up anytime soon.

Luckily, it now seems that politics is going to be cleaned up without the help of self-righteous people in white suits.

Besides creating some difficult editing choices if this show is going to be cleaned up at all for American cable, this language may be off-putting for some viewers: lots of gay insults and sexist blather.

But the mess is not going to be cleaned up by making more local immigration posses or by unjustly firing tens of thousands of innocent citizens and legal residents just to get at undocumented immigrants.

Serandou Kamara, a refugee from Sierra Leone who worked at the Hyatt Harborside for five years, said that several days before the layoffs, management told the housekeepers to empty their lockers because the lockers were going to be cleaned.

"The place is going to be cleaned!" It's 10pm on Friday night in Fatahillah Square in the heart of Kota Tua, Jakarta's old town, and the public are being herded out.

It's going to be clean.

"This is going to be clean, honest and transparent," he says.

The regent Douglas Seastrand added: "It's going to be clean.

"Now that we have the service we never have to think about if our yard is going to be clean".

"When you do something dirty, there's no way things are going to be clean," she said.