Sentence examples for going to start for from inspiring English sources

If you're a fly-by-night you're not going to start for England.

"What this means is that Daunte Culpepper is going to start for us".

Is he going to start for us or be in the Pro Bowl this year?

I wasn't going to start for another hour, I'll regret this come 11pm, but I can't help it, I've got Masters Fever.

"If I am not going to start for the rest of the playoffs and we win a championship, I might accept it now," Mutombo said, "but next year and over the summer, I have to think about all this stuff.

"We're going to have a massive clear-up operation, but one that we're probably not going to start for a couple of days".

How many calls are they going to get for a start?

"It wasn't going to be started for a long time," the employee said.

"He started going to the mountains for work for the past four years or so.

When I started going to Europe for the shows, we'd go around together.

In January, Malala was released from hospital and and in March started going to Edgbaston High School for girls.