Sentence examples for going to go between from inspiring English sources

"I'm not going to go between Mayor Bloomberg and the U.F.T.," Mr. Cuomo told the listeners of Talk 1300 AM.

[The wireless link] is going to go between an on-connection and an off-connection.

"The bottom line is the fences are going to go down between these two countries," Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, said.

It will also silence those critics, like this writer, who are wondering already what is going to go wrong between now and 2016.

"One thing you can bet your last dollar on," she said, "is that polls are going to go up and down between now and Sept. 10".

Cook joked with the WSJ's editor-in-chief Gerard Baker that he was going to go discuss a marriage between AliPay and Apple Pay after his talk.

The Women's Tag Team Championship figures to be a multi-team match, so are Sasha Banks and Bayley going to go back and forth between Raw and SmackDown Live losing to potential challengers to build them up as contenders?

Our last show was in Barcelona [and] we weren't going to go back to New Zealand between tours because it's so expensive.

With that news, I'm going to go," said Malick, who alternates between SBC Communications Inc. and AT&T; Corp. for the phone wired in his house.

And in a Trump administration we're going to go about creating a new relationship between our two countries, but it's going to be a fair relationship.

This struggle, however, is not going to go away, not as the gap between the world of finance and the rest of society continues to grow.