Sentence examples for going to transform a from inspiring English sources

"If you are going to transform a market, you need a long-term strategy," he said.

Mobile is going to transform a lot of these industries," he added.

A regular floss, a bottle of mouthwash and good brushing technique are not going to transform a weekend jogger into an Olympian.

"Without financial incentives, no ethical system is going to transform an old beer can into a new one," he says.

Getting a good night's sleep isn't going to transform an underperforming country into an education superpower.

Still, there is a long way to go to transform a city awash in rainbow and aquamarine color schemes, where sequined bartenders croon show tunes while mixing bloody mary's, matzo-ball soup is a fixture on buffet menus, and rather than stroll the boardwalk, visitors can hire people to push them in rolling chairs.

"Co-living is going to transform from a brownstone experiment into an asset class," Kasper said.

This was the fellow who was going to transform racing, a sport particularly open to new blood because all it takes is one good year at the various gaming tables of life to buy a horse or even a racetrack.

If it was going to transform into a film about genocide, it wasn't what I had wanted to make.

It's going to start ticking before I know it, and when it does, I'm going to transform into a baby-making machine.

It's a tough and testing road that, until the government changes its attitudes towards the education system, is not going to transform into a world that is immediately encouraging and tolerant of diversity any time soon.