Sentence examples for going to be reporting from inspiring English sources

Are you going to be reporting about that, too?

"I'm not going to be reporting to you," he told her.

Again, just be very clear about what you expect of the people who are going to be reporting to you.

Are you folks going to be reporting all of that very, very confidential information, very important, very — you know, I mean at the highest level?

We have the independent Migration Advisory Committee that's going to be reporting back in December and they will look at what the shortage occupations should be and what the pressures are.

A. It's important that you communicate clearly with people who are going to be reporting to you, that you be as open as possible about who you are, what they should know about you, what they should understand about you, and how you like to operate.

"Anything said or done is going to be reported".

Am I going to be reported?" she asks rhetorically.

"It's her book, but it's going to be reported out to keep her honest.

That's going to be reported in the Guardian: 'Jessie Ware, domestic prisoner'".

But it's inconceivable that she thought it wasn't going to be reported.