Sentence examples for were going to acquire from inspiring English sources

"We realized if we were going to acquire meaningful pieces of open space, we needed to have the money readily available".

After last season, club officials informed him that they were going to acquire target forwards to add different dimensions in the attack.

But he was old enough to realise that if you were going to acquire unrivalled power in the war-torn years of Rome's late Republic, you needed to conceal that power, or at least allow people to ignore it.

The network had made a deal in 1995 to secure them all even before the Games were awarded to any cities — a notion Mr. Ebersol sold effectively to the I.O.C. as a better way to go than having the cities make plans without knowing how much they were going to acquire in TV rights.

You were going to acquire it, and sync it to the Mac, and everything would work fine.

The codes are changing so rapidly that they are going to acquire a certain amount of energy efficiency.

Last April, Mr. Peterson learned at a Mariner Energy board meeting that the Apache Corporation was going to acquire Mariner.

"We are going to acquire and dispose and, at the end of the day, self-fund all of these moves".

"Mark will convince companies he is going to acquire that they should accept a deal on a projected valuation," says one C.E.O. who held talks with Mr. Zuckerberg.

It now "is inevitable that JPMorgan is going to acquire Bear — the only question is what is a fair price," he said.

Mr. Pearce, also a board member, said last December that, "I seriously doubt the board is seriously worried that someone is going to acquire General Motors".