Examples of using He's going to go in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The next time he makes a stop, instead of saying"ka-chow"… he's going to go"ka-boom"!
And, again, in one of his introductions he talks about how he's going to go about that.
And now he's going to go around and take things from other people so he can like graft them onto his own face.
He's going to go to persia to find a wife, and he runs into all sorts of problems on the way,
Congressman Marty Huggins and he's going to go loco on your gringo asses.
But he shouldn't expect that he's going to go to another office and another job and that it's going to be wonderful.
But he also wants Mr. Tannen to know that if he doesn't do it, he's going to go for the maximum sentence.
And his impatience can go too far and he might lose the game for us. INVICTUS GAMING VS NA'VI Oh, Nature's Prophet, he's going to go in.
So I think he's going to go in, and we're going to take some of the stuff that we have already done,
fly them back 50 feet, but he's going to go down, probably not getting back up,
And I was worried he was going to go after my family.
Gertrude attempts to comfort Andrew and asks approvingly if he is going to go after her.
I thought he was going to go to college.
He was going to go and I was going to have a bath.
How did you know he was going to go to starboard?
So you did not know that he was going to go do this today?
I mean, he was going to go to the press.
He was going to go home tomorrow,
I thought he was going to go take a piss and he went out the back door.
You couldn't have known he was going to go all silverback.