Sentence examples for going to indicate from inspiring English sources

"We are going to have a lot of people," she said, "who are going to indicate that they are Shinnecock Indians".

"The weather was always going to indicate lots of tries and it was close, but not close enough.

This study is going to indicate the effect of various parameters (particle characteristics and hydrodynamic conditions) on coal flotation responses (flotation rate constant and recovery) by different modeling techniques.

Netflix shows picked up 20 Emmy awards last year, but just having a shiny object on a shelf isn't something that's going to indicate that the company is going to continue to grow at a healthy clip.

OK, so we have the exact same crew, the same [director of photography], who is going to indicate the shots I used to do.

This quarrel was reignited last week when Smiley, during an interview on Huffpost Live with Marc Lamont Hill, said, "The data is going to indicate that black people lost ground in every single leading economic category during the Obama years".

I'd decided this was where I was going to be (indicating recovery community) I: So what words do you use to describe yourself now? "Recovered2": "I m an addict.

"And we are going to, from that, indicate what we think would be policies to implement so we have less opportunity of something like that occurring". The report is expected sometime in the next month.

Sometimes a solver wonders: how on Earth are all these words in the clue going to be used to indicate one little one in the answer?

The boxes are rearranged so that those going to similar destinations, indicated by a system of coloured lettering, end up on the same trolley.

I put too many fine details into something that was going to be seen (indicates tiny figure with his finger and thumb) this big".