Sentence examples for going to be emphasising from inspiring English sources

That whole philosophy of persistence, by the way, is one that I'm going to be emphasising again and again in the months and years to come, as long as I'm in this office.

Against Villa that was probably always going to be enough but, as if to emphasise the gulf between the sides, City went two up within two minutes.

They emphasised that it was going to be a comprehensive review," she said.

Mr. King also wanted to emphasise that the new "market rate" units are going to be "market rate for Watts".

Post-crisis compliance seems to be emphasising such a trend.

Clarkson added: "But they must not, and I was going to emphasise this with spittle, be allowed to poison the mind of a child".

"What they've made clear again is that they're going to emphasise continuity in terms of Saudi interests and the Saudi relationship with the United States," deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes told reporters.

If unions are to survive, they are going to have to emphasise that voice face.

"We're now going to emphasise 'personal development plus', which is going as far as we can without saying we specialise in it," says Clark, who says alumni are "overjoyed" by the change.

"When we have our first choice team out it's brilliant but you can't have that every week - it's vital that we build our squad and I think playing away to Toulon next month is going to emphasise that even more".

"But we are going to emphasise from the start of this tour the importance of keeping our discipline.