Sentence examples for going to be complete from inspiring English sources

And that victory, for all the claims that preceded it, was never going to be complete until Gaddafi's fate was sealed.

"It can start, but the healing is never going to be complete and it's going to take a long time," said John Nichols, 66, who taught at Penn State for 35 years.

Of course I try to invest in companies that I expect to be "sure things," but I also know that history predicts that at least 60% of my investments are going to be complete financial failures.

No overview of Los Angeles is ever going to be complete.

The immediate thoughts weren't that this was going to be complete destruction, but it was more about what needs to be done right now to save what we can without getting hurt.

"We're going to be completing the Edexcel Shakespeare task (comparing a Shakespeare play with a modern interpretation).

The billionaire software mogul Charles Wang's attempted purchase of the Islanders is not going to be completed easily.

"It's a multi-year process if it's going to be completed safely and not going to risk financial stability," he said.

"There is a lot of work still to be done, and that work is not going to be completed in the next few hours," Mr. Pataki said.

The round wasn't going to be completed anyway, so why not sound the hooter 15 minutes earlier than they did and bring us back earlier today?

The deal, however, was not going to be completed before the end of the quarter, and Enron wanted Merrill's help.