Sentence examples for going to tap from inspiring English sources

We're going to tap into that passion".

But I always think someone's going to tap me on the shoulder and say, "Your time's up".

And if you do that, you're going to tap into, in our business, the highest level of drive — entrepreneurial drive.

"The only way they are going to tap the health care system is through the emergency room," Mr. Taylor said.

"Who's going to tap into that next?"  Robin Wright has been a contributing writer to The New Yorker since 1988.

He's still wondering when someone is going to tap him on the shoulder and tell him it's over.

"I can't go out of here and say, 'I'm going to tap-dance to Romney,' " she said.

He goes to tap in for his par - then pushes it to the right.

I placed my copy back on the shelf and went to tap Grandma for whatever medications she had in her capacious handbags for treating childhood nausea.

There are online services where retired scientists and engineers can go to tap into projects.

"I had time before my flight, so I went to Taps.