Sentence examples for going to work toward from inspiring English sources

"We need people who are going to work toward getting jobs.

"I think that there is essentially no difference in the way that we see the situation in Iran and what the international community must do, and we are going to work toward that, toward that end," she said.

Trudeau also said last month's relaxation of Canadian blood-donation restrictions on men who have sex with other men was "not good enough," saying the government was going to work toward easing it further.

"We are going to work toward text-to-speech in the next generation of A.T.M.'s so that we have voice guidance in all stages of the transaction," he said.

I might not have her right now, but I'm going to work toward getting her back".

Or are we going to work toward a place where we can think rationally and decide how we should proceed?

"I basically see it as, I am going to be working toward graduate school or getting a good job and I have limited time, so summer is another useful time in the year," says Nick Wellcamp, a fourth-year student at the Georgia Institute of Technology who is double majoring in industrial systems engineering and public policy and has been continuously enrolled since August 2005.

"But that is not achievable immediately.... We're going to be working [toward having] the agencies that are funding [fellows] cover these costs.

"Here's what it's going to take: One, working together toward the shared goal of a win for the American people.

Grockit – We've got an iPhone preson we're going to get on board, working toward it.

Most important, if you are going to nod toward new work, or provide a pièce d'occasion, why not commission or stage something with a little choreographic interest?