Sentence examples for going to have solid from inspiring English sources

"We're going to have solid, reliable results here in North Carolina that we can depend on," said Dallas Woodhouse, executive director of the North Carolina Republican Party.

I have nothing against Steph, I think Steph's going to have a solid year in Phoenix".

"On judges, we're not going to have a solid right-wing slate," said Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York and a member of the Judiciary Committee.

"We've had it the last three or four days, and it will last for the better part of the week and this coming weekend, so we're going to have a solid 7- to 10-day stretch of lower-than-normal temperatures".

It's going to have a solid-freaking-gold option, for goodness' sake.

Breen's horses are going to have to outrun a solid field.

"It remains to be seen of course, but my guess is that in order to get the nomination you're going to have to be pretty solid on these issues," said Myron Ebell, of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a libertarian research and advocacy organization in Washington.

Right now they're in closed beta, so there is probably not a ton of risk, but if they decide to launch publicly, they're going to have to have a solid strategy for fending off legal departments.

A lot of the philanderers caught out by the hack were identified by their credit card details and Ashley Madison is going to have to make a solid case to convince people to enter their credit card details. "It is going to take hard work every day".

But if they're not paying at the outset, "they're going to have to have a pretty solid down payment to qualify".

"We know we are going to have to be defensively very solid because as we saw the other week they cut a team like Barcelona apart.