Sentence examples for going to roar from inspiring English sources

You're going to roar that at inappropriate times aren't you?

Until Ike stopped them in their tracks, the Astros 80-711) aspeared as if they were going to roar into the postseason, leaving teams like the Brewers, and maybe the Mets, in their wake.

Does that mean I think microconsoles are going to roar back and overtake premium consoles?

Mr Salmond, who served as an MP between 1987 and 2010, said: "There's going to be a lion roaring tonight, a Scottish lion, and it's going to roar with a voice that no government of whatever political complexion is going to be able to ignore.

The silent tiger is going to roar and roar and roar".

Yorkville and East Harlem already have some of the worst pollution and highest asthma rates in the city, and now 100 to 500 extra diesel trucks are going to roar through an entirely residential neighborhood to dump their loads in a stinking, two acre, heavy-duty industrial facility in front of public housing.

He said his "principal interest would be to document progress in standing up Iraqi security forces," and he proposed traveling soon, before the presidential primaries, so he could "speak objectively — before politics goes to roar level".

"America's going to come roaring back," Mr. Romney said as he concluded.

"I expect in the near future, technology and the Nasdaq are going to come roaring back".

"I will bring us together," he told supporters, adding that under his watch "America is going to come roaring back".

"We're starting to see some bright spots in the economy," Mr. Lentz added, but cautioned, "It's not going to come roaring back".