Sentence examples for going to be packed from inspiring English sources

"We're going to be packed tonight," he said.

The stadium is going to be packed, and not with pickets.

"And that place is going to be packed out and rocking, baby".

It's going to be packed out with people on exhibition crawls.

The chemicals —fertilizer ingredients in bags labelled as kitty litter — were going to be packed into boxes labeled electric fans and exported.

Someone had alarmed me that during high tourist season, it's going to be packed so I grabbed the first lodging I could get.

"Structural engineers, stained-glass experts, stone experts are all going to be packing their bags and heading for Paris in the next few weeks," Alexander said.

"We know that no matter what, 52 weeks a year we're going to be packing these boxes," said Tim Mueller of Riverdog Farm in Guinda, whose C.S.A. helps support 45 farm workers through the winter.

Apparently NASA saw something when they sent up the last Mars rover, because the next one is going to be packing heat.

Remember, you're going to be packing it air-tight, so you'll need a lot.

Make sure you watch the news to see how the weather's going to be! Pack your bag.