Sentence examples for virtually going to be from inspiring English sources

'I went out on to the pitch to toss up an hour before kick-off,' he said, 'and when I went back into the dressing room I told the lads it was virtually going to be a home game out there.

We knew very well that the move had started, and then within one month in 1986, I was thrown out of my job and the Labour Party, and it was virtually certain we were going to be thrown off the council, which did turn out to be the case.

So really these virtual personal shoppers are likely going to be getting virtually nothing for total time spent, assuming a large number of the searches they make result in no sale.

This is a ban that's going to be virtually impossible to enforce: as almost any music company will testify, stopping online filesharing by banning particular sites or devices is roughly akin to stopping a tsunami with a bucket.

Meanwhile, shareholders and bondholders in both banks are going to be virtually wiped out.

It's going to be virtually undetectable if it's done correctly, and that's what concerns me about it".

"There is going to be virtually nobody available to help them," he said.

"I'm virtually certain that I'm going to be laid off," she said.

The only bad news for Houston is that it is going to be virtually impossible to break into the Bowl Championship Series.

"Amazon's lead is so great that it's going to be virtually impossible to catch them, but you can compete with them".

Unfortunately, so much misinformation is put out by the teaching unions and their allies in the Labour Party, that's going to be virtually impossible.