Sentence examples for going to take things from inspiring English sources

They're not going to take things lightly.

"We're going to take things one year at a time," Tannenbaum said.

"If you're a basketball player and you want to get better, you're going to take things from everybody.

"What we know doesn't work is unilateral, and we're going to take things and cram them into the marketplace," he said.

"If some kind of order is not restored in the next 24 hours we're going to take things into our own hands.

Greenstock added: "I personally believe that the prime minister liked to avoid rows, and therefore he wasn't going to take things through to a hard argument with Washington".

I was here then and I remember the levels to which it reached, and I remember the way in which every book was about how the Japanese were going to take over things, often deeply pernicious.

"You can't really control where the wind is going to take those things," Fitzgerald says.

It's going to take 500,000 things -- big and small, public and private, individual and systemic -- to do that.

But by far the most important thing to do is just to get people into office who are going to take this thing seriously.

"We're going to take this thing back to New York City".