Sentence examples for going to get reports from inspiring English sources

"But if he is now going to get reports from his son about the businesses, then he really isn't separate in any real way".

If your children misbehave, do not scream and smack them, because you are surely going to get reported for that!

I go through all five of those to get reports on wind, swell and weather.

"Whether it comes in as a tip, a 911 call or over a seven-digit number, you're going to get false reports," he said.

They were reporting that they were going to get to report.

Photograph: Sarah Lee Updated at 11.29am BST 8.54am BST There has been speculation about what the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority is going to propose about MPs' pay for some days now, and some specific figures were released yesterday, but today, at 10am, we are going to get the report and the firm proposals.

If I'm going to report on an event, I get a sense almost as soon as I arrive of what my story might reveal.

"Violence is not that common, but when men know you are not going to report it, men try to get away with it.

CNN was going to report, not editorialize.

"Are we going to get a report on 'spygate'?" Giuliani said, using the term Trump invented this week.

Maybe in some parallel universe, where banks are run by Care Bears tripping on LSD, you're going to get banks reporting these rates honestly every time.