Sentence examples for going to has from inspiring English sources

The area I'm going to has declared a "state of emergency".

Network Rail has sent me two on-the-record quotes to prove that a story I had not put to the organisation, nor was going to, has "no basis".

"From personal experience, when I'm taking a trip late in the afternoon, it's made a difference knowing that the airport I'm going to has some pretty fine dining," said Kevin Mitchell, chairman of the Business Travel Coalition, an advocacy group for corporate buyers of business travel services.

The hostess of the afterparty I'm going to has made it clear she does not want to host a sex party.

"I thought, Trudeau has said it's going to be legal in a year, and the state I'm going to has had it legal for three years it didn't seem like that big of a deal," said Ranta.

If the place you're going to has a history of Poison Ivy, it should say.

It's not going to has heard of this theoretical perspective that, for us, was so influential at that time.

" 'You're going to have to go on.

"You're going to have concussions.

"We're going to have to give.

"Something is going to have to happen.