Sentence examples for about to bear from inspiring English sources

One consequence of outsiders permeating Whitehall is about to bear fruit.

Research investments that began long ago are about to bear fruit.

The 10-year process begun "to overcome the divisions throughout our continent is about to bear fruit," the statement said.

Cut to an anxious policeman about to bear the horrible news to the children who have been waiting at home.

Babu Ram's wife was about to bear her sixth child and he hoped it would be a son, as they already had five daughters.

She and her three children had gone to bed without knowing that a storm was about to bear down on their neighborhood near Birmingham.

No, says Eccles, whose pitch that the staff are family rather than just a team is about to be borne out literally.

But I would advise those who trade in sweeping generalisations about cycling to bear two things in mind.

The whole point of his approach is to bring shifting theories of art and historical writing about art to bear on our understanding of particular art works.

The Soviets eventually brought about 70 divisions (about 1,000,000 men) to bear in their attack on Finland, along with about 1,000 tanks.

We are not speaking about the right to bear arms, we are speaking about the right to bare certain arms in certain scenarios.