Sentence examples for going to start using from inspiring English sources

(At one point, she asked when they were going to start using "the other pool").

If the government is going to start using school data to hide poverty, schools must find a way to highlight it.

I also think it would be the wrong thing to do, even if I am not going to start using words like honour.

That meant we couldn't go there as often as we thought, but now we're back, we're going to start using it more.

(Nathan Heller on Lady Gaga) I'm in love with the phrase "six-pack tax" and am going to start using it about everything I spend money on: groceries, health insurance, Netflix, charity, French fries, gardening supplies, foreign-language-learning software.

"I don't know if ordinary Japanese are suddenly going to start using Google search; but several of Google's services are becoming lifelines for people in the disaster zone," Mr. Hayashi said.

"Are we going to have to start using string?" she asked.

Am I going to have to start using my car again?

Laura Bohn, a passenger from Denver who shares 700,000 United frequent-flier miles with her husband, said: "I used to hoard my miles; now I'm going to have to start using them, I guess.

"We're going to have to start using people's data to actually help them".

If the current WHV rates keep up, we're going to have to start using it to describe what's happening between Europe and Australia. .