Sentence examples for going to rocket from inspiring English sources

"You just never know when he is going to come up with a toy that is just going to rocket.

That's a hell of a pace, and from that statistic alone, it might seem that researchers are soon going to rocket past Peak Dinosaur.

When Barcelona named Pep Guardiola as their manager, I said to myself: 'Madre mía, we're going to be flying; this is going to rocket.' I knew him already, knew what he was like.

But to view the FAO's hypothetical 30% estimate as a sound reason to continue consuming meat as we do would make a mockery of the results, especially since the FAO asserts that meat and milk consumption is going to rocket by 70% by 2050.

With Brendan Rodgers's team two points clear at the top of the Premier League table, the demand for tickets was always going to rocket for what has been termed by the Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho as the club's "biggest game in 24 years".

I think participation is going to rocket".

So if you go to RocketHub.com and click "Success School," it's a whole entire educational site that teaches you all the different steps of crowdfunding — there's a tool kit that gives you different tools and teaches you how.

My healthcare costs are already going to sky rocket, but being responsible for 100% of my premiums just isn't realistic on my salary.

"We already have interest from companies and this is going to put rocket boosters under that".

But I actually think that hardware is catching up to the point where doing good laptops really isn't going to be rocket science any more.

We were going to have rocket careers, and happy kids, and passionate, supportive partners.