Sentence examples for going to win rather from inspiring English sources
Our political and media culture reflects and drives an obsession with who is going to win, rather than who should win.
"A lot of people want to contribute to someone that they think is going to win, rather than to somebody that they want to win.
"Even a bit during the game, I was thinking how am I going to win this rather than trying to make the best move, which is not a very good strategy.
"And when they do talk to me, it is likely to be about what is going to win the 3.30 rather than football".
"So there's no reason why he's not going to win there, sooner rather than later".
Judging from Voris' quick demo of the app, there's not a single overriding feature that's going to win users over, but rather lots of individual touches that could make for an improved browsing and viewing experience, particularly for families.
As modern TVs go, it's not going to win any design awards – the rather plain-looking black set would look quite out of place in an Apple Store.
"Of course we'd rather have won outright this time, but we're going to win anyway," said Rosarrio Flores, a campaigner.
Rather, it simply says that given the information they have, 60 percent of people believe that Obama is going to win.
