Sentence examples for whom we're going from inspiring English sources
Virtually all of Mr. Bush's speeches are about how we're going to protect ourselves and whom we're going to hit next.
We have a great global audience – you – and you're the folks to whom we're going to deliver our daily missives from the heart of gadgetopia.
Choosing to whom we're going to give a big part of our total budget should be hard.
Among them was a postcard from Robert Lax, whom we were going to Patmos to visit.
Are we not all temporary residents of this earth — and what matters most, from whence we came or where we're going and whom we are going to help along the way?
"Not only do I want to see them every day — I can't wait to see them every day — but, when my wife, Nancy, and I make a list of whom we are going to take on vacation, the top group is Pixar.
"Not only do I want to see them every day—I can't wait to see them every day but, when my wife, Nancy, and I make a list of whom we are going to take on vacation, the top group is Pixar.
As we collectively decide whom we are going to work for, buy from, partner with and invest in, every company -- whether you're making forks or solving the water scarcity problem -- will need to find ways to elevate the humanity of all their stakeholders.
Not only are we going to do everything we can to organize and put pressure on the senators -- some of whom are Neanderthals -- we're going to say to the president, "We want you to use every weapon in your basket in order to get those senators to do what they should be doing".
For every Whatsapp, the mobile messaging service which was acquired for $19 billion with only 55 employees (most of whom were highly educated and technical), we're going to need hundreds of more companies like Starbucks and Banza that employ people from different walks of life.
"Others we are eager to include in the group — and whom we have told we are going to work into the group — were also formerly with Clinton, including Wendy Sherman and Richard Holbrooke," he wrote.
