Sentence examples for going to be rather from inspiring English sources

In a few short moments, packed with symbolism of so many kinds, Pope Francis signalled that things are going to be rather different.

Since the results are going to be rather arbitrary this season because of the shortened schedule, why not tinker with the formula?

"It's still going to be rather cold, but when you start with -9F (-13C) anything is going to feel warm," he said.

Dance pieces are very different [to theatre], because ultimately there is no script, so as a designer you're absolutely involved in the decision-making process about what a project is going to be, rather than just responding to a script.

Yet the British broadcasters and political parties could take a lesson from Russia when it comes to making the most of a political event - even if it is going to be rather formulaic.

"And she came to me and said, 'I've got some news for you, and it's going to be rather shocking about the family.' Well, I immediately thought there was something wrong, that there was something wrong with our kids.

The new crowd yesterday were enthusiastic rather than euphoric, sensing that ultimately a comforting collective arm was going to be needed rather than an ear-bashing as Henman resumed at two sets to one and 1-2 down in the fourth.

"That's going to be sooner rather than later".

But it's also going to be a rather different year.

So we're going to be patient rather than push him to come back and be just another guy".

"We think this is going to be a rather protracted process over the next several years," he said.