Sentence examples for going to discuss something from inspiring English sources
But a fellow of the American Institute of Architects, who gets up at 3 20 every morning and has left sick children at home, is not going to discuss something as inconsequential as clothing.
So I have changed my mind; off with the rose-colored glasses, and on with the cool retro sunglasses boys and girls, because we are going to discuss something far more fun: rites of passage.
You must at least make it clear that you are going to discuss something that they want to hear about.
At the school, her father left her sitting on the bare mattress on the bed in her dormitory room while he went to discuss something with the head of the school, and before he left the room Sandy made him give her his hat.
"That's not something I'm going to discuss with a reporter," Ms. Burton said after some hesitation.
(Mnuchin reportedly told the House Financial Services Committee on Tuesday that it was something he was going to "discuss with him").
She did not respond to requests for comment on Monday but told the Guardian on Saturday that the committee election process was "not something I am going to discuss with the press until it's totally closed".
