Sentence examples for is going to terminate from inspiring English sources

Further, Siskel noted, "the level of tension in the film is palpable because we can't figure out how Arnold is going to terminate the Terminator".

If BofA is going to terminate the transaction or otherwise renegotiate the price, then it must find grounds in the merger agreement.

Thus, if BofA is going to terminate the deal or renegotiate it, there really needs to be something new that occurs and was unknown to Countrywide at the time or otherwise BofA refused to allow it to be placed in the disclosure schedules.

The loss of availability is going to terminate the grid to customer interaction.

But Sonia refuses Raj's marriage proposal and says she is going to terminate the pregnancy.

"If I don't do the duties, she is going to terminate the scholarship".

"Yeah," he acknowledges, "but you know, next year, I'm going to terminate it all".

"We're going to terminate global warming," he said, announcing a new environmental initiative, and "We're going to say 'Hasta la vista' to crime".

When I was a resident, a patient was going to terminate her pregnancy, but when we said it was twins, she decided to have them.

There were weapons in the holds those cargo planes & whether or not the middlemen were going to terminate each other in some vague, metaphorical way--there were people coming under the shadow of these transactions who were going to be terminated in the literal sense: Iranian & Iraqui soldiers, Nicaraguan peasants & perhaps others..

There were weapons in the holds those cargo planes & whether or not the middlemen were going to terminate each other in some vague, metaphorical way--there were people coming under the shadow of these transactions who were going to be terminated in the literal sense: Iranian & Iraqui soldiers, Nicaraguan peasants & perhaps others.