Examples of using Is going to have in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
I'm sure, is going to have a very creative impact on my work.
It seems your"pal" Johnny Smith is going to have brain surgery.
We are also being told that the Lisbon strategy is going to have new momentum.
The first impression that anyone is going to have, before they ever experience my meticulously-appointed candy/scare station is of you going to the front door in that Rite Aid witch outfit.
If your website is going to have a huge traffic,
a natural treatment for brittle nails is going to have no side effects,
No one knows what kind of authority this parliament is going to have vis-à-vis UNMIK.
I therefore want to ask the Commission to take into account the dramatic consequences that this concession is going to have, firstly, for the European canning industry,
because whoever has got the most of these people working in the places is going to have a dominant position,
told about the operation he is going to have this coming Sunday(fixing his pacemaker) and we send ur
which is already occurring and is going to have an absolute effect on the situation of the soil.
If you're going to have sex tonight, don't use condoms.
You're going to have another.
What percentage of my population are going to have.
If you're going to have sex, do it in my parents' bedroom.
And you're dreaming if you think it's going to have any impact.
Decide what appliances you are going to have in the kitchen.
And what makes you think I'm going to have grandchildren?
Sometimes you know in advance you are going to have a difficult conversation.
And I'm the one who's going to have fun in Vegas.