Sentence examples for going to be viewed from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be viewed as one of the very top buildings in Manhattan".

"Anything we do is going to be viewed through the prism of what's going on in New York," he said.

"He said: 'Earl, you're not going to be viewed as the type of player you want to be viewed as.

"That is not going to be viewed as the mark of Cain or anything," Lawrence O'Brien III, a Democratic lobbyist and fund-raiser, said dryly.

"The management changes are going to be viewed as positive," Carla Casella, a fixed-income analyst at J. P. Morgan Securities in New York, said.

For a creator, he added, speaking to a roomful of producers and distributors in Miami this week, it's comforting to know that "ultimately the way your work is going to be viewed is more like reading a novel".

By Charles Simic The New Yorker, March 6, 2000 P. 58 So that's how it's going to be, View Article Charles Simic is a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and the author, most recently, of "The Lunatic".

When you use words like "terrible" or "awful" or "nightmare" you're going to be stuck viewing things through the negative.

"The key [polling] number is going to be how independents view him, and ultimately do they view him as salvageable" as governor, he said.

There are going to be different views and dialogues".

Bekele has not run in a competition since January 2010, but if he can find anything like his best form their duel is going to be compulsive viewing.