Sentence examples for going to start reading from inspiring English sources

I'm going to start reading right now … What's all this about dinosaurs?

"I thought I was going to start reading about the problems of people like me," she said.

He remarks that tackling long books at the end of your life can be consoling: "You had to have a lot of time left if you were going to start reading Bolaño, or Thomas, or Halberstam".

I already own the second one so that's the book I'm going to start reading next but if I didn't already own it I don't think I would be rushing to read it.

I was heartened to read in Civil Service World magazine that the head of the UK's Ministry of Defence said: "There is a book on my desk called Reorg which I am going to start reading as I think about the department". That's the book I co-authored for HBR Press last year.

Here's this week's list, but to discover the tenuous connection between the subject and the book, you'll need to click the link: I'm going to see Jerry Seinfeld do stand-up next week and so in honour this experience, I am going to start reading a "Seinfeld Tenuous Five". 1.

"I've heard someone important is going to die and I'm going straight to start reading it".

So, if Christians are ever going to establish credibility with anyone besides themselves, they're going to have to start reading the Bible through the same eyes as the people with whom Jesus spent most of his time.

If Christians are ever going to establish credibility with anyone besides themselves, they're going to have to start reading the Bible through the same eyes as the people with whom Jesus spent most of his time--those folks whom the religious power brokers are convinced don't quite measure up.

Why do I have to go hunting for the LAST page to start reading the thread from the beginning?

Once you've become familiar with what the chapter is going to cover, it is time to start reading.