Sentence examples for going to be warm from inspiring English sources

I heard the woman say, "Are you sure you're going to be warm enough?

I think it is going to be warm in the game.

"Are you going to be warm enough, mate?" Thompson says cheerfully. "Take a scarf".

"Because it's going to be warm I won't need a three-iron or a hybrid," he explained.

"It's like jumping in to an ocean," Lars adds, "and you don't know whether it's going to be warm or cold.

So the mood music for the meeting with Mr Hu was always going to be warm, they say.Effecting any lasting change in the two countries' relations is another matter, analysts say.

A prediction: They're going to be warmer than the 2000s.

Peering even farther into the crystal ball, September is probably going to be warmer than normal.

They say something like "I guess we're not going to be warming his house then", and the audience laughs.

Paul Mott, a senior forecaster with MeteoGroup, the weather division of the Press Association, said: "The weather is going to be warming up a little bit, although the weekend is not going to be a scorcher".

If the show is any indicator, in the 90's home accessories are going to be warmer in color, more organic and naturalistic in shape and, occasionally at least, made of recycled materials.