Sentence examples for going to today from inspiring English sources

"I get in my car and think, 'Where am I going to today?' " he said.

"We have never given an ultimatum or a deadline, and we're not going to today," he said.

She balled her hands into fists, visibly holding her anxiety at bay. "Sometimes I feel like I'm weird and ugly," she said, "but I'm not going to today.

✒Last July the unveiling of the BBC's annual report was synchronised with news of Mishal Husain going to Today, a nifty ploy that ensured photos and mini-profiles of her were more prominent the next day than coverage of the report itself.

I certainly am not going to (today) suggest a new way forward or a magic bullet solution.

Clearly, this wasn't going to last.

I'm going to next week.

"It's not going to last long.

The party was never going to last.

It was not going to last forever.

Whose house are we going to this year?