Sentence examples for Not about to begin from inspiring English sources

Not only did Kate Winslet not club a photographer with her bare hands, but this thing is apparently not about to begin.

This article was amended on 2 September 2015 to clarify that the cost of the filter is an estimate and that large-scale production is not about to begin in Swansea.

As he stepped in front of the cameras at the Bank of England, the yellow light of a chandelier glowing in a hallway behind him, Mr. Carney appeared to be the only powerful figure in Britain who was at once awake, sober and not about to begin spending more time with the family.

If you didn't get Red Dwarf back then, you're not about to begin understanding it now, so I'll bypass the wider plot running through its many episodes, spanning soon to be eleven series, and skip straight to the fact that I liked the show enough as a kid to wear a T-shirt with "In Space, No One Can Hear You Smeg" written on it, and out in public, too.

I had never backed down from an assignment and wasn't about to begin now.

Well-meaning friends say that perhaps what we talked about should not have been talked about to begin with.

It didn't matter that Mickelson was about to begin his own news conference.

But here on University Street it's impossible not to feel that playacting is about to begin.

With all the preparations for this special time of year about to begin, don't get lost in the doing.

Evidently, the necessity of 'One is about to begin writing if and only if one is about to commence writing' is not enjoyed by 'One is about to begin writing if and only if one is about to do what the teacher commanded at time t'.

And if money is not an "inherent" advantage on the assumption that it is earned and therefore merited then corruption is not illiberal to begin with.And what about inherited wealth?