Sentence examples for going to go behind from inspiring English sources

So if I was going to go behind enemy lines, I was going to need a disguise.

"I wasn't transported all the way back to Baghdad, but I could feel just the rush of emotions that accompanies something like that — the immediate adrenaline rush, the anxiety that comes with it, the hypervigilance, when I start trying to become very aware of my surroundings, to ensure that nothing is going to go off behind me".

I found a couple of companies copying my designs in Germany, but as a result of my protection was able to stop them, and actually bought some of the product to take it out of the market, which gave me greater reassurance that nothing was going to go on behind my back.

I'm going to go right up behind them.

"We thought we were going to go kick some behind around the prison and help them out," Sergeant Davis said.

People who can't speak American... I'm going to go right up behind them.

People who can't speak American…I'm going to go right up behind them.

"When you first walk into an empty apartment, you're not taking into consideration, 'Where's my stuff going to go that I want behind closed doors?' " Ms. Musher said.

With experiences such as these during my formative years, it is no surprise that I had such conflicted feelings about cars as I grew up: loving them, yet feeling they were the forbidden fruit of capitalism and I was going to go insane the minute I got behind the wheel.

"Behind it's going to go all over the place," he said.

In talking about America's role in the world, Romney managed to offer that "the teachers' union's going to have to go behind".