Sentence examples for going to be swapped from inspiring English sources

Wallace mentions that Petraeus is going to be swapped out with his deputy, in an upcoming closed-door hearing about the Benghazi attacks, and wants to know if Petraeus' resignation has anything to do with Benghazi.

We're going to be swapping from Dhaka to Chittagong to Nagpur to Chennai to Bangalore.

So basically the Fed is going to be swapping Treasuries for dubious securities, in an attempt to give the market a REALLY BIG slap in the face.

I don't expect that too many folks are going to be swapping these peripherals from system to system.

"I respect him as a basketball player and now as a coach but other than that, we're not going to be swapping spit and having dinner and playing golf and all that stuff together".

There were not going to be any surprises: Vladimir Putin, who swapped out of the Presidency for four years after serving eight, was expected to coast into office on a comfortable landslide.

The first few themes we're going to be covering in the recipe swap (with a little advance help from Twitter and some kind food bloggers) include "on toast" and "remedies" – and I've been surprised and delighted with the variety and creativity of the submissions so far.

Home swap is going to be the third common alternative for travel accommodation, after hotels and rentals.

Milwaukee: The Bucks were going to be losers no matter what happened short of swapping rosters with Miami.

Land swaps were always going to be part of a peace deal, and there is little mystery about what the final map would look like.

"We'll be doing some belly flopping, some tooth swapping," Fallon joked, adding, "it's going to be nuts tonight".