Sentence examples for going to play rather from inspiring English sources
"We try to worry more about how we're going to play rather than how the other team is going to play," Pandolfo said.
"If I need to sign an expensive striker and he's not going to play, then I would rather him go out and play games and learn.
I was always going to play Lear as a man – King Lear rather than Queen Lear – because so many of his attitudes are typically "male".
"It was more that if I wasn't going to play [at Euro 2012], I'd rather not go.
His role as captain will also surely mean he is now going to play in his favoured central role rather than be shunted out to the margins, as he was to accommodate Sterling against Italy.
"But really, regardless of his form at the moment, for him to play international rugby he's going to have to be playing well at the start of next season and by having a good pre-season with us rather than going to play for the Saxons he's going to give himself the best chance to do that.
The only ball I'm ever going to play is Champion … I would've rather been on for another reason, but, in reality, who else can say they've been on ESPN?" After we'd talked for a while, Capaci politely postponed the interview until later that night, so he could drive his players to Walmart for their pre-game meal.
Footballers rather than officials should travel business class on flights because they are the ones going to play," he said.
