Sentence examples for would be going from from inspiring English sources

He would be going from job where he reports to the publisher to a job where he would report to Joseph Lelyveld.

Hernandez would be going from a team that had won the 1982 World Series to a team for which losing seemed a matter of little consequence.

It did not matter that he would be going from coaching in college and training an Olympian to the high school level.

As for Rubio, he's an opposite-side-of-the-aisle mirror of Obama, a minority who would be going from state legislator to newbie senator to presidential aspirant with perhaps too much hurry and too little seasoning.

After three decades, they would be going from a two-level house on Long Island with four bedrooms and three bathrooms to a one-bedroom one-bath apartment in New York City.

He is the kind of person who thinks about killing himself by jumping off a bridge, but the thought is hijacked by his compulsive statistical analyses: he muses on the heights of different London bridges and on the acceleration of falling objects and calculates how fast a suicide jumper would be going from each when he hit the water.

By August, both would be gone from their jobs.

The navy-jacketed pages are already gone, too; they left town on Friday, unaware that their ranks would be gone from the House for good.

Auntie Mei worried that, had she left Baby home, he would be gone from the world when she returned, though this fear she would not share with Paul.

Even as the allied offensive in the Taliban stronghold of Marja continued Saturday, it appeared almost certain that most of the 2,000 Dutch troops would be gone from Afghanistan by the end of the year.

Even as the allied offensive in the Taliban stronghold of Marja continued, it appeared almost certain that most of the 2,000 Dutch troops would be gone from Afghanistan by the end of the year.