Sentence examples for going to get fun from inspiring English sources
"It's going to get fun," he said.
This is going to get fun.
But Szaky is nothing if not a big thinker and says that it's really going to get fun and interesting when his novel "recycling" business starts operating in the $100's of millions and even billion dollar range.
You see guys from Amsterdam kind of eyeing the exits, girls from Tokyo wondering when the conversation is going to get fun again, couples from New York awaiting the inevitable polite exception: "well, New York isn't really America…" You see girls who had joined the group to escape poorly-crafted Albanian come-ons ("Is for now… not for marry…") filter back to their would-be suitors.
"They're going to have fun and get out of the city," said Mr. Figueroa, who learned about the Fresh Air Fund's summer program from a church group and thought it would be an excellent way for his children to see more of the country and to meet new people.
High school seniors are probably wondering: how am I going to prepare for my next (or final) semester, how am I have going to have fun and still get good grades, or will I even get into the college or the apprenticeship of my choice?
The Mexican border in general has long been an area where Stateside boys, particularly, go to have fun, to get drunk, to get women.
It's a place you can go to have fun, get a natural adrenaline rush, and connect with your lover.
Summer or winter, school day or not, the question consumed me: "What are we going to do fun today?" That gets a little trickier as a child gets older, because as Jerry Seinfeld once (famously) pointed out, "There's no such thing as fun for the whole family".
"It's going to be fun, I've got absolutely nothing to lose, so I'm going to try and give it my best.
