Sentence examples for it is going to find from inspiring English sources

But it is going to find its place in the mix.

"If any country doesn't respect the decisions of its people, there's no way it is going to find peace".

Unless the Thoreau Society is careful, it is going to find itself with a museum on its hands.

It needs new businesses like the Chrome browser and the Google Plus social network to succeed if it is going to find sources of revenue beyond search ads.

She added: "The department has yet to say how it is going to find the money to buy the vehicles it needs in future to carry out the full range of military tasks".

It pledges, "Labour remains committed to a minimum, credible, independent nuclear capability, delivered through a continuous at-sea deterrent," as your round-up of policies recorded (Miliband's programme under the microscope, 14 April) But, despite the upfront commitments to explain how expenditures will be paid for, Labour has no word of how it is going to find the £100bn for Trident replacement.

What you're going to find is that it's going to find its own level very shortly.

And Conservative HQ isn't saying when or how it's going to find its candidate.

"And it's going to find the glove of.

But behind that statement is something really important: if news is going to find you, it's going to find you because of an algorithm," said McBride.

The company does not seem interested in exploring the possibility that it has found all the users it was going to find.