Sentence examples for was going to conclude from inspiring English sources

And then, I was going to conclude with thoughts about insurance, and how important it is to our lives, and what progress it still has to make.

It was tempting to think Serbia's Euro 2016 qualifier against Albania - the latter's first visit to Belgrade since 1967 - was going to conclude without incident.

I was going to conclude this by saying that this is precisely the type of twaddle adored by people who work in marketing.

"If you're going to conclude that this is an intentional self-destruction by medication, you're going to have to prove it".

I'm going to conclude by just very briefly highlighting a few promising findings that hopefully will move us closer to the reality of the American dream.

We can be sure the work is going to conclude happily, and that "it's all going to be just fine".

Having waited this long, however, it is going to conclude that there is no harm done in waiting a little longer.

Given the weak Republican position, he's going to conclude that his current offer is roughly the best he has to do.

Lou's womb is being used by dark forces to a nefarious end, and it's going to conclude in a gross, weird way.

And yet and this will be I'm going to conclude on this even up to the events that happened in Ukraine last year, I would say that Putin was still struggling with these dual impulses, right?

"It's very much an open question whether Russia is going to conclude that it is in Russia's interest to do a deal with this administration," a senior administration official said.