Sentence examples for going to hatch from inspiring English sources

This egg was never going to hatch, and after a few weeks, she gave up.

Lima soon abandoned the nest, a sign that the egg was not going to hatch, but she did not abandon Pale Male.

But if hawk eggs are going to hatch, they will do so within 32 days, experts say, 35 days at the most.

6 is never going to hatch," said Raymond Kerr, as he distractedly subtracted three-digit numbers on a work sheet Mrs. Conte had handed out.

Furthermore, they must have been very anxious that if no action was taken then those alien eggs were going to hatch inside our family home, with unknown consequences for the longevity of its occupants.

Inside the tumor was something black, as dark as heroin tar, and it was going to hatch inside his brain, where it would live, overtaking it, devastating it. .

And Dermot's going to burst through the hatch at the end.

Egg hatching takes time (going to Pokéstops), effort (walking up to 10km to hatch an egg) and there's a massive element of luck to it (the Pokémon inside each egg is largely random, after certain limitations like country of origin accounted are for).

"They're going to batten down the hatches and throw a lot of mud".

"The hatch is going to be opened.

"I think if you go too strong on him, you're going to give him an escape hatch".