Sentence examples for going to be dropped from inspiring English sources

Therefore, when the BE queue is full, no particular algorithms are needed to decide which packet is going to be dropped.

"There are going to be dropped balls and little things that go wrong," he added.

He's not going to be dropped as a Liberal Democrat candidate.

In his Sunday Times column, he wrote: "I heard that he was going to be dropped about six months ago.

But the thing is going to be dropped in a box whether I like it or not".

"The whole mood is going to be dropped a little bit, but we're all just going to try," Ms. Mackie said.

Sigourney Weaver, seriously – she's going to be dropping in on the series.

"Prices are going to be dropping faster than people expect," said Durwood Zaelke of the nonprofit Institute for Governance & Sustainable Development.

The candidates of real, serious change, like Dennis Kucinich or Ron Paul, are going to be dropping like petals.

"Airlines are going to do O.K., but doing O.K. means they're going to be dropping a lot of places they now fly.

All those boys at the top have got to start playing each other soon, though, which means some of them are going to be dropping some points.