Sentence examples for going to be opening from inspiring English sources

"I'm hearing from the headhunters that it's going to be opening up, it's going to be opening up — but when?" Like Republicans and Democrats, consumers and businesses have divergent views of the economic situation.

If we get it right, we're going to be opening doors for the rest of the hip-hop community".

ONE of the trickiest targets for Shinzo Abe's third arrow of structural reform was always going to be opening Japan's agriculture sector up to international competition.

("We're going to be opening presents for much of the morning and then we need to start cooking, but we'd love to see you between 12 and 2").

So you won't be opening a restaurant any time soon? A. Yeah, I don't think I'm going to be opening any local businesses.

"I'm hearing from the headhunters that it's going to be opening up, it's going to be opening up – but when?" She has considered lower-paying jobs, but with two toddlers, she must find a job that pays more than the cost of day care, or that allows her to work when her husband, an information technology specialist, is off.

"The hatch is going to be opened.

"There is no chance that the crossings are going to be opened again," he said.

A "panel" is going to be opened to see what abuses were committed.

And, you know, Pandora 's Box is going to be opened.

If it's just "[email protected]," it's probably not going to be opened by that editor.