Sentence examples for going to be returned from inspiring English sources

"The United States will not give us absolute guarantees that our works are going to be returned," said Larisa A. Korabelnikova, a spokeswoman for the Hermitage.

He knew that the objects were going to be returned to the Iraq Embassy in Washington, and along with the State Department decided "it would be great if we could get them returned in conserved and stable condition".

When I stopped by the local office to return her cable equipment, I was surprised to learn that the deposits that the company had required to establish her account — $100 total, which I had paid for, on my credit card — weren't going to be returned right away.

"When the decision finally came down in June that the sculptures were going to be returned," said E. Randol Schoenberg, a lawyer for four of the heirs, "the family felt very strongly that they wanted to donate them to the Neue Galerie in gratitude to Ronald Lauder and the Galerie for their acquisition of the Klimt painting and keeping it in the public eye".

Bank customers got quicker access to money that was eventually going to be returned to them anyway.

That's right: You're going to be returned to the lonely hell of your jobless Dave-watching days – only this time, you'll be the star of the show.

Most everyone agrees that the money is not going to be returning anytime soon.

It's a shame that... it doesn't look like he's going to be returning to TV hosting any time soon.

The news that Utopia isn't going to be returning for a third series brings a close to the brightest, most out-there conspiracy thriller we've seen on British television for a long time.

The new theme for the campaign, as Shapiro referenced above, is going to be returning to "letting Trump be Trump".

We're going to be returning in June to Haiti to the Jacmel Children's Center, which will be totally finished, which I'm really excited about.