Sentence examples for going to revolt from inspiring English sources

We were worried that people were going to revolt".

"I have to lose weight or the residents of Huntington are going to revolt".

At some point, they argued, the Party's base was going to revolt against its donor class.

Were you ever worried KITT was going to revolt and take over the human race, like most robots seem to do (5)?

Do honourable members begin to realise how this is going to revolt the world when it passes into the imagination of men and women everywhere that we - with eight million here in London, the biggest single civilian target in the world, with our crowded island exposed, as no nation in the world is exposed, to the barbarism of modern weapons - we ourselves set the example.

"If you're going to revolt, do it in the right way; that's all I wanted.

"It is a challenge to create something that's new and fresh, yet not too alien that people are going to be revolted by it".

"Unless Cameron gets rid of Ipsa in April there is going to be a revolt," said one particularly irate minister.

"If you put tolls on existing lanes, my guess is you're going to have a revolt.

There is going to be a "violent revolt", he says.

They have to act quickly or they're going to face a total revolt and they'll be out anyway".