Sentence examples for going to tank from inspiring English sources

Those commodity markets are going to tank this year.

It isn't like we're going to tank it for the season.

"We didn't even know the economy was going to tank when we started on this," Judge Ford said.

"It was interesting that the Scotland coach said that we were going to tank the first game," he said.

If you were going to tank mix chemical pesticides, you would of course read the label to check for compatibility before mixing products.

In other words, we know from the get-go that this marriage is going to tank, despite an immediate flashback to the couple's cute meet.

If you wear jeans and a t-shirt all summer, go to tank tops and shorts or a tank top and leggings.

Liquid waste, feces and urine go to tanks on the first floor, where it is heated to a temperature at which nothing can survive before being put into the sewage system.

He made clear that there weren't going to be tanks sent in.

"The blunt fact is there aren't going to be tanks on the streets".

If they are going to stop tanks, Apache, F-16, rockets, then we are ready to stop martyrdom bombards.