Sentence examples for going to start providing from inspiring English sources
Recently, a couple of cable content providers have announced that they're going rogue and are going to start providing content independently of cable companies.
But as a public service, I am going to start providing summaries of the latest books from the potential Republican nominees so we'll all be well educated by the time the debates begin.
The Lib Dem leader would not be drawn on whether he thought Mr Cameron had made a mistake, saying: "I'm not going to start providing a running commentary on other people's comments about their own futures".
"They're going to have to start providing barf bags at the movies," I wrote in my notebook, five or so minutes into the press screening that I attended, in October, of Louis C.K.'s film "I Love You, Daddy".
"We are in a creative industry where you want great ideas from people of different backgrounds, different classes, different colours, different parts of the country". That's why "next year we are going to ask the broadcasters to start providing us with more data on social class so that we can start to get a better collective understanding of where we currently sit".
They were even going to give religious non-profits a year to start providing contraceptive services.
The big goal is to start providing numbers that go beyond how many people are looking at a website or article at a given moment.
(NZ4) " Initially, what I was looking at was a lot of access issues, access to medications… Then I got a bit more time, then got more systems going, then I started providing clinical services, reviewing patients' notes, and doing patient counselling.
Rent control is not going to provide housing starting under $1,000 per month, so our minimum-wage earner will not even be able to afford a rent-controlled unit.
The Super Bowl will air on CBS next year, and CBS might as well get started now if it's going to provide a legitimate alternative.
