Sentence examples for about to battle from inspiring English sources

They are about to battle in Shakespearean domestic combat, and in competition for a $1 million prize.

"Oh, I'm going to win," he said, smiling like someone about to battle a five-alarm fire.

There was "Fantastic Voyage" in 1966 and then, in 1967, the cavewoman flick "One Million Years B.C.," a movie that was overshadowed by its own poster: an instant classic featuring Welch in rags that looked as if a gust of wind would blow them off, with an expression that said she was either about to battle a dinosaur or throw herself at some eager caveman.

Now the two are about to battle over web apps.

No, Rey's not about to battle any dark Jedi by "twisting it," but the two brands have a common ancestor: Hasbro, the multibillion-dollar toy company behind so many iconic brands. .

That is why Florida Senator Marco Rubio is presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich's top choice as a running mate - at least he is this week, with Gingrich about to battle Mitt Romney in the Sunshine State's Republican primary on Tuesday.

"But in New Hampshire, this can keep coming up every legislative session, so we're obviously concerned about having to battle this again and again".

Women with cancer face tough choices about how to battle the disease.

The High Park Fire has destroyed the most Colorado homes in the state's history and has cost the state about $10.8 million to battle.

And his books, like his ministry, are all about rallying evangelicals to battle global warming, poverty, and AIDS.

Instead he spoke optimistically about recruiting Sunni tribal fighters to battle the extremists, saying about 5,000 such fighters in Anbar had signed up and received light weapons.