Sentence examples for going to dissolve from inspiring English sources

"If you do it on those blacktop driveways, it's going to dissolve the driveway".

It is not going to dissolve itself in a global magma [non-énarques might have written "soup"], nor even a European one.

He knows these movements aren't going away anytime soon ("Those missiles aren't going to dissolve"), but "if they decide to shift, we're going to recognize that.

Now obviously many Southerners did not like this idea and they defended slavery on moral and economic grounds, and they were joined by some Northerners who were afraid that this issue was just going to dissolve the Union.

I was certain that before we arrived at our destination, Momma was going to dissolve like a Creamsicle, leaving only her flowered dress and a mournful orange puddle on the sidewalk.

I'm not a fan of quotas per se, because they can be exploited and they're patronising, but I do think it's necessary if we are going to dissolve prejudices, and for people to think differently about women.

"Anything with a soft exoskeleton is going to get dissolved with the rest of the meal".

Here's a tip: it might not be worth forking out extra money for sea salt if you're going to cook or dissolve it in liquid, as this may cause it to lose its unique flavor.

Simultaneously, partial CZTS nanoparticles are going to disperse and dissolve in the solution and further assemble to platelet-like nanoparticles through oriented aggregation.

Yes, this friendship did have a romantic component at one time, but it was not something that was going to cause the relationship to dissolve because it didn't work out romantically.

But far from being strengthened by this outbreak of realism, their marriages went on to dissolve in record numbers.