Sentence examples for going to utter from inspiring English sources

Know all the words that I am going to utter again.

If people thought the public was watching, no one's going to utter the "m -word at the Constitutional Convention, but if it's really secret, the idea was it would allow for m -wordre open atd free and pothetially useful debate.

The first week of the Bush administration began with continuing evidence that the new team is never, ever, under any circumstances going to utter those healing words "Al Gore got more votes".

So, the next time you go to utter the words "real woman" to describe a woman, stop and ask yourself what you mean.

They should've picked a proper bowler and played Stokes at 7. This is going to be utter carnage".

"The new approach of depending entirely on squeezing them looks like it is going to be an utter failure, and it is squandering everything we had achieved over the years," a senior U.S. official glumly observed.

Eileen said, "Mommy, that plane's going to crash!" In utter disbelief, we observed the plane plunge into the ocean.

As Senator Rubio's rebuttal speech went on, I sensed from his rate of speech and enunciation that he was going to need water to utter another word.

"June," she says patiently, "you look absolutely beautiful, but you're going to cause a complete and utter catastrophe.

Featuring the likes of Richie Hawtin, Len Faki, the Hessle Audio squad, The Black Madonna, Magda, Motor City Drum Ensemble, and an absolute tonne of other top-tier DJs and live performers, we're pretty sure that it's going to be a complete and utter screamer.

(My favorite line in the play: "Oh God, oh Nature, I am going to be worshiped," uttered by a weary Skinner, as she realizes the villagers are beginning to mythologize her).