Sentence examples for going to integrated from inspiring English sources

McLaurin grew up in South Carolina under Jim Crow, where, she said, just going to integrated restaurants seemed like a remote possibility -- never mind meeting the first black president in the White House. .

"But we are going to integrate with this country.

55. "I don't know how they are going to integrate in places like Glasgow and Sheffield".

I'm going to integrate F.dr, first on the horizontal segment, then on the vertical segment.

He realised that if Latvia was going to integrate into Nato and the EU, it was going to have to make a public show of facing its past.

Don't worry – nothing's going to vanish or stop suddenly, and we're going to integrate communities and topics into our wider site coverage wherever possible.

"Tiger Woods could win every P.G.A. Tournament there is, but he's not going to integrate the country clubs or get them to change their policies," he said.

So, we are going to integrate over slices like this, and you see for each value of v, we go from u equals v to u equals one.

Because this part, well this is just e^((a-ik)x), which I'm going to integrate to get this thing over a-ik.

Speaking as speculation grew that Pfizer was close to lodging a higher bid, he added: "We would want to understand both – the price and how you were going to integrate".

It will be a trick for all of us, to see how are our programs are going to integrate into the park without becoming some kind of Disneyland version of ourselves".