Sentence examples for going to know from from inspiring English sources
But I thought, like, who's going to know from a label anyway?" Nobody.
I embrace the fact that everybody's going to know me from EastEnders.
I can go anywhere in the world, and when I put that trombone to my mouth, they're going to know I'm from New Orleans.
When are we going to know the results from our [monitoring]...? Thus, successfully conveying complex results to populations with low levels of scientific literacy requires carefully crafting report-back protocols so that participants are engaged and able to understand the material presented to them.
"Katy Perry". "This year, you're not going to know what to expect from me," he said.
"Before we're through, we're going to know everything about them from the time they were born to the time they died," Webster said of the gunmen.
To summarize: You learn about the way your work life may go, you get to know job profiles from young professionals, and get in touch with interesting companies.
"Now we're starting to see people emerging, they are going to be known as somebody from Dash Radio," Keeney said.
"We are going to come to know the rainforest from within," Forestry Minister Antonio Carlos Hummel said announcing the inventory.
You'll have to accept that at some point, someone is going to want to know where you came from, or what you are doing.
