Sentence examples for going to start work from inspiring English sources

Speaking in a nasal singsong, he told me that he was going to start work the next day on a two-hundred-metre-long banner, his biggest yet.

They are going to start work later, take career breaks and spend time in their 60s and 70s acquiring new skills.

"If they said today, 'We're going to start work on it next week,' this is where it will go," Gardner says, pointing at the land next to the cold war shelters.

Signaling To Yourself: Letting those around you know that you're going to start work is the first way you can signal to yourself that it's time to concentrate.

We're going to start work in 5 days.

Before they hop that hurdle, the restorers are going to start work on the ceiling.

"He's going to start working hard, I mean really hard; a lot of physical therapy.

I have ideas for it, but I'm not really going to start working on it until after this summer.

"When it becomes official he is going to start working to prove in the Premier League what a good goalkeeper he is".

I told him if he does come back, I'm flying him up here and he's going to start working out with me at Shea.

"We're going to start working there tomorrow," Mr. Tate said, but Ms. Browne said yesterday that no workers ever appeared.