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Example sentences for "never going"

I'm never going to be fashionable and not care for love.

It means something that won't die, but is never, never going to be told.

But it's nothing to a conscience that's got you, and is never going to let you go until you do the square thing.

Jackie's never going in again, are you, Jackie?

I'm never going to tell another lie about you, Dave McFadden!

It's dangerous to go in swimming, and Jackie's never going again, are you, Jackie?

I am never going to leave you alone, you know, papa," she whispered.

But I am never going to leave you, papa, not for him nor anybody, not until Amy and the others come back.

I am never going to leave you, papa," said Charlotte, "and I love you just as much.

But--you're--never going to bring out that about the pearls!

Was he never going to speak, never going to say whatever it was he had in mind to say?

Was he never going to give the view-halloo?

As I am never going to be a preacher, I am not worrying about my unfitness to be one, but what does worry me sometimes is that my hopping habit will be my ruination when I begin to write a book.

I am never going to pretend to be friends with a person who is not truthful, and whom I understand as I understand Elizabeth Hamilton Carter.

There is never going to be any crescendo or diminuendo business about Billy's love-making, and I might as well make up my mind to that in the beginning.

Whythe is never going to do anything disagreeable that he can keep from doing.

I am never going to wear this dress again.

All a fellow works for in this life is a happy home; and it seems I'm never going to have that--at least the kind I mean, the complete one.

I am going away if I am liberated, and I am never going to see you again.

You're caught--and you know under your hat you're never going to be able to get away any more.

I think you're never going to go away anywhere any more, but that you're going to stay right here as long as you live!

I’m never going to live with Dickie again.

I’m never going to bore him with demonstrations of affection.

I’m never going to ask him if he loves me.

And when he goes out I’m never going to inquire at what time he’ll be back.

And best of all, I'm never going to be frightened again.

And to think that you're never going back to school any more.

I am never going to marry any one; I am not the sort to marry; I am hard, and cold, and bitter.

Oh, I am never going to try to be anything, again.

Of course you're never going to grind any more; what an idea!

Noel Rainguesson said: "Oh, are we never going to be men!

Was he never going to learn that things which merely concerned her own gain or loss she cared nothing about?

Was he never going to find out what kind of a child Joan of Arc was?

I say I ain't never going to tell nobody, cross my heart.

My mama says he ain't never going to marry nobody a tall 'thout he can get Miss Minerva, and Miss Minerva she just turns up her nose at anything that wears pants.

Indeed, indeed, Lovelace Peyton, I'm never going to leave you any more, only to go and get the things you want.

I'm never going to be a daughter, if you don't want one.

Oh, Douglass is never going to be in love or marry anybody," said Roxanne when we were speculating on why Helena would flirt her eyes so at him.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "never going" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
believe the time will come when; know why; never allowed; never asked; never doubted; never dreamed; never fail; never found; never give; never having; never knowed; never learned; never lost; never loved; never mentioned; never more; never occurs; never read; never trust; never understood; never used; never want; never went; never will; never would cry old; small evergreen