Sentence examples for gonna face from inspiring English sources

And we're gonna face uncomfortable situations and change.

And I know Estelle's probably gonna face it before I do.

"All right, I'm gonna face the music," Ree declared, after all of three minutes.

"And that's really the formula, because we're gonna face some good pitching tomorrow".

Melissa Maerz of Entertainment Weekly found the song's message to be confusing and did not understand who exactly Aguilera is supposed to be rising up against on the song, writing "She hollers 'And we're gonna rise up.../ For every time you wronged me/ Well, you're gonna face an army, army of me.' Which begs the question: Rise up against whom?

The lyrics "One of me is wiser/ One of me is stronger/ One of me's a fighter/ And there's a thousand faces of me/ We're gonna rise up for every time you broke me/ You're gonna face an army of me" are similar to those performed by Aguilera on "Fighter", although of "Army of Me" does not sample any of the song.

She gonna look straight into his face and be, like, 'When were you a coach?' And he gonna be looking back and forth between her and me, saying, 'What coach?' That's when my hand goes into her purse, and I beat her".

While they shouted things like, "I hope you feel like fighting today" and "we're gonna slice your face" (it was 1990s New York when slicing faces was the thing to do, I guess), I knew that if I stopped to fight the one girl that they would eventually all jump in - including the boys - and I would be seriously hurt.

"You know, growing up they always said our seventh generation was gonna have to face something.

"Yeah, they're gonna have to face the line of reporters and cameras, but everybody knows what appropriateness is.

On one of the side stages, a local covers band launches into Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again by the Angels.