Sentence examples for going to be repaired from inspiring English sources

"I don't think this is going to be repaired in anytime soon," he says, as the piece of a garage door dangles in front of him.

Two of the half-dozen most severely damaged buildings -- 3 World Financial Center and the Verizon Building -- are certainly going to be repaired or rebuilt.

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Obama's desire to "fix politics" sounds good and noble, but nothing is going to be repaired until the people throw the zealots who currently occupy Congress out onto the street.

"We're not going to be repairing cows anymore," he said.

Carl Weisbrod, president of the Downtown Alliance, which represents businesses in the financial district and around the trade center site, said the redevelopment agency's "primary mission is going to be repairing the infrastructure" and creating a physical environment that will draw customers back to small businesses downtown.

"It's going to be less repairs on the boat, less buying new equipment.

Instead of talking about politics or philosophy for the next 20 years, you are going to be discussing repairs, decorations and improvements and where you are going to get the money for them.

It's reprehensible conduct by the people involved, but the worst part is that it's not going to be easy to repair the damage to the town's reputation and department".

A lot of nifty public-relations work is going to be needed to repair the damage.Fortunately, public relations is something that leprosy officials seem to be good at.

"Jack's going to be struggling to repair his marriage, Samantha is going to have some serious fallout from being shot with her own gun, which has all kinds of implications in terms of whether she trusts herself, and there's going to be romantic stuff percolating between her and Martin potentially," Mr. Steinberg explained, referring to Martin Fitzgerald, the character played by Mr. Close.