Sentence examples for about to be dumped from inspiring English sources

It dawned on me, as I cut across the yard, that I was about to be dumped.

Greece's stock market plunged nearly 23% on Monday when it reopened after a five-week shutdown brought on by fears that the country was about to be dumped from the eurozone.

In 1973, in one of the darkest episodes of his life, the exiled Mr. Kim was kidnapped from a Tokyo hotel by agents of the South Korean government and was about to be dumped, bound and blindfolded, into the sea when agents from the United States intervened to save him.

Royal Caribbean was fined $28 million in 1998 and 1999 after Coast Guard investigators discovered, in what prosecutors described as a fleet-wide practice, that its engineers had rigged illegal plumbing lines to bypass equipment designed to take oil out of bilge water that was about to be dumped at sea.

The second type of person is more tragic: authors who, for whatever reason, fear they're about to be dumped by their publisher (or at best paid a tiny advance for their next book) and who want to save face by using innovation as an excuse.

"I don't want to be dumped or messed about with".

While Netflix seems to be dumping about 100% of their mobile efforts into their iPad and upcoming iPhone apps right now, that can't last forever.

"I'm delighted that people care enough about a margin-of-error candidate to be dumping stuff like this," he said.

7) If your man buys you a diamond as a means to keep you quiet for another year about marriage, he probably should be dumped anyway.

We didn't want to have to worry about being dumped or having to dump some one else.

"If they spend a lot of time discussing philosophy, that is nothing compared to the amount of time they devote to their love life, from tips on how to get a girlfriend to details about the next steps, through to chatting about being dumped," says Ms Bar Yosef.