Sentence examples for going to be sponsored from inspiring English sources

This even is going to be sponsored by InVision so there will even be swag!

So, we've known for a while that U2's latest world tour was going to be sponsored by RIM, makers of the BlackBerry.

The first units are Yahoo Stream Ads — as the name implies, they're going to be be sponsored posts that show up in a stream of content (across desktops/laptops, smartphones, and tablets) including the news stories in the new Yahoo mobile app.

"I'll take this chance to take just a second to say I'm at Robert Yates Racing, I intend to be at Robert Yates Racing for quite a while, and U.P.S. is going to be the sponsor," Jarrett said.

Who, exactly, is going to be the sponsor for that type of news?" Some network news executives said last week that they shared that concern, especially in light of the low TV ratings for last week's Republican convention.

He could go on to be sponsored to complete a full- or part-time housing degree.

And they just came out, I'd written Mary Shapiro and the SEC about sponsored access, and they just came out with a thing where I think we're going to be doing away with sponsored access.

British Airways owned a third of the London Eye and was going to be the title sponsor.

"Now the burden is going to be on corporate sponsors and governments fielding teams to ensure that human rights abuses don't take place in direct association with the Games.

Now he realizes that if he's going to do anything at all, it's going to be with a major sponsor or he's going to have to come over to Europe to record where union rules are different".

"New York Public couldn't say, 'Oh, sure, here's eight hundred thousand dollars to fund and support a book,' " Alice Hudson told me, and someone like Norman Leventhal was not going to be the book's sponsor, either, she said.