Sentence examples for going to get documented from inspiring English sources

It's really fun to make narratives and I've done music videos myself and would like to do more narrative work but I feel like having the tools and the means and the community available –- there is a responsibility to make this kind of work that's documenting lives of people whose lives are not going to get documented by the mainstream.

"I was very relieved when I heard that," Mrs. Zola said, "because we wouldn't have to spend the next few days going nuts, getting documents copied, etc., standing in line".

"They're not going to get the documents back," he said.

"I don't have high expectations that countries are going to get this document and they are just going to sign this and accept it," cautioned Miranda.

"Going to supermarket, we've got to go together now.

Even if he does have the money, he will need to go through the whole process of getting the documents and going to the office again, when he has already tried to vote once and gone to a DPS office twice.

Elsewhere in the speech the Queen talks about "measures" (ie laws), but now it sounds as if all we're going to get is a consultation document.

Now what we've got is the documents we're going to look at here.

But we're not going to be satisfied until we get every document that we need".

"Envelopes, stamps, all kinds of documents are going to get a whole lot smarter," said Maynard H. Benjamin, executive director of Papercom Alliance Inc., an inter-industry group formed in 1995 to study how the Internet would affect the use of mail.

He was not going to get caught up in falsifying any documents".