Sentence examples for going to shake things from inspiring English sources

"We are going to shake things up," Mr. Spector said.

Trump appeals to me because I think he's going to shake things up.

I had a sense that support for Trump was very strong even among people who readily recognized his flaws but felt that finally this was someone who was going to shake things up—and said wasn't it about time?

Emma Rice's appointment at Shakespeare's Globe was always going to shake things up so her first piece of casting is perhaps no surprise: her forthcoming Titania is to be played by the singer and performance artist Meow Meow.

"Gary was a classic insider, and it's hard to see how he's going to shake things up," said Mr. Horan, who argues that the company probably needs to consider more fundamental changes.

"The iPhone is going to shake things up and make cellphone companies look like they are behind the curve," said Thomas Lesinski, president of digital entertainment for Paramount Pictures.

How far the Board of Directors is willing to go to shake things up is a closely guarded secret, but if Sprint Nextel hopes to gain market share and boost stock price change is coming.

"He's going to shake up things," said Valenti, who attended the governor's inauguration earlier this week.

I thought he was going to shake the darn thing.

And thirdly, it set him up as the guy who was going to shake up Washington and change how things are done.

"I haven't really been able to look beyond Nov. 4, in terms of how things are going to shake out," she said.