Sentence examples for going to propose to from inspiring English sources
I told somebody, 'The next time I see Bobby, I'm going to propose to him'.
His sister and some friends were getting his girlfriend to Central Park, he said, and he was going to propose to her.
When he married June, there were at least three other women who were shocked; they thought he was going to propose to them!
My boyfriend was trying with my lawyer in parliament to let us keep it, because he was going to propose to me with it.
Her only minor blemish was to ask Becky James's boyfriend, the rugby player George North, whether he was going to propose to the double silver-winning cyclist live on air.
But is anyone seriously going to propose to licence fee payers that their fee should only go to the niche programmes and services, that we should stop doing all the things they love most?
He was going to propose rules relating to the budget being in surplus and the national debt falling.
"The government is not going to propose something that is not going to work," says the Research Defence Society, with touching faith.
"I'm going to propose ways to put America back to work that both parties can agree to because I still believe both parties can work together to solve our problems".
