Sentence examples for going to chart from inspiring English sources

"We are going to chart the course for the rest of the country," said the state's lieutenant governor, Rebecca Kleefisch, who is also being recalled.

"Either Congressional Republicans are going to chart a bold course of real change or they are going to suffer decisive losses this November," said Mr. Gingrich, who signed his Web post, "Your friend, Newt Gingrich".

"We said if were going to chart the location of a pitch in the strike zone, we can skew the computer animation the same way the camera is skewed or move the camera and make it a moot point," said Jed Drake, the senior vice president of production for ESPN.

He decided he was going to chart a course in his life to have absolutely no regrets.

So watch for Ryan to tout some meaningless concession Trump has made tomorrow (such as the official party platform document), only to be contradicted within days by Trump's insistence that he's going to chart his own policy course, no matter what Ryan thinks.

Decide how you are going to chart it.

Select the Plot Series and double click it or go to chart Layout and select it from Format Selection and do Line Weigh 1 and Color from the Color Wheel Hot Pink.

Go to Chart: Performance by Mortgage Servicers Through December 2009 to see the details on how the servicers are performing.

One Direction and the 1975 weren't so fortunate at this year's event: Harry Styles was named villain of the year for the second year running, beating Miley Cyrus, David Cameron and Vladimir Putin, while worst band went to chart-topping the 1975.

Instead, we're going to continue to chart an unsteady course that will keep uncertainties festering, which will, in turn, inhibit us from going full-speed ahead.

The lesson: Write songs for other people and yourself, if you're going to do chart-oriented pop.