Sentence examples for about to be lost from inspiring English sources

[Tea Party members] are overwhelmingly older, white, conservative-minded men and women who fear that "their country" is about to be lost to mass immigration and new extensions of taxpayer-funded social programs (like the Affordable Care Act) for low- and moderate-income working-aged people, many of whom are black or brown.

America's about to be lost, man.

"A second Ephesus is about to be lost.

And yet here he is insisting that America's information technology, services and medical-devices industries are about to be lost.

Mills is a polished stylist with a singular talent for capturing the defining moment when something precious is about to be lost forever.

All sense except political sense says scrap free passes – the money would rescue all the routes about to be lost in this spring's round of cuts.

Somehow Sales manages to keep her head while all about her seem to be losing theirs.

BMI is estimated to be losing about £3m a week.

"Our retirees are going to be losing about $40 [million] or $50 million.

The planet is estimated to be losing about 100 500 million (1 5×108) kg of hydrogen per second.

About £450m is lost to credit card fraud in the UK every year, according to the UK Cards Association.