Sentence examples for is going to spell from inspiring English sources
"This is going to spell enormous relief for the health care community.
Only time will tell if Google's Alphabet is going to spell success.
There are still some hard truths to be told, and when it comes out, how this mess if far from over, that these steps that they are taking to "solve" the financial crisis will make it worse and last longer--it is going to spell some political trouble for the Obama administration.
Then hormone replacement therapy was going to spell doom, causing heart disease, stroke and breast cancer.
MOTH: I'm going to spell it out for you, Sloth.
For the benefit of that NBC commentator, I'm going to spell out a fact that is so obvious that it is almost trite: many of the young women on the Indian team are from villages in the Indian hinterland; several of them, like Sunita Lakra, Deep Grace Ekka, and Lilima Minz, are adivasis, members of the Indian aboriginal population.
Abhinav Ramnarayan Then "I've heard of car traders having to sell stock at any price just to pay the bills, and eventually that's going to spell disaster" Now "I'm grateful to the recession for getting me out of the motor trade" "I wonder, would it be easier if you rang me back on my office landline?" Billy Bartholomew asks when I call his mobile.
They didn't have the same type of ownership and I thought that was going to spell my doom kind of quickly after "Iron Man".
"If there can be a month spelled with an 'r,' but pronounced without it, then I'm going to spell my name without an 'r,' but pronounce it with it".
I read a theory that it was going to spell out 'I am the Yellow King.' Why didn't Hawkeye's helicopter explode?" It has become impossible to win.
