Sentence examples for going to be coordinated from inspiring English sources

"Everything's going to be coordinated to help Australia win," he sniffed afterwards.

"It appears they found evidence to be concerned that the utilities within E.C.A.R. were not going to be properly coordinated," Mr. Stauffer said.

"We're going to be much more coordinated on a regional basis".

It is going to have to be coordinated with the Israelis and it going to have to go overland.

However, it remains to be seen whether these two vastly different modes of public transport can operate side by side – and how such a transformation is going to be effectively managed and coordinated.

"The coalition that is well coordinated is going to be more successful in a fight," Fessler says.

Any humanitarian missions to Madaya or Zabadani going forward would have to be coordinated to occur simultaneously with a tandem shipment of aid to those two pro-regime towns.

In Kempston last year there wasn't going to be a parade or service on Remembrance Sunday as the British Legion were struggling with people to coordinate it.

The attacks do not appear to be coordinated, officials said.

For once, Democrats seem to be coordinated in their actions.

No one seems to be coordinating her care.