Sentence examples for about to beat from inspiring English sources

You're saying: 'Am I about to beat him?

The daughter's boyfriend is actually about to beat her up.

Of course there wasn't, England were about to beat Australia to level the series; how could there be?

Updated at 1.31pm GMT 1.30pm GMT In meaningful sport, Australia look like they're about to beat South Africa.

But after 7/7, the racist on the street who's about to beat up a foreign-looking guy doesn't stop to ask him if he believes in Muhammad.

"I'm about to beat the competition because I have years of experience," she says, bent on impressing her pristine, industrious mentor.

"We are not thinking about goal difference, we are just thinking about how to beat Everton next week.

Armstrong recalled knowing nothing about how to beat his cancer.

This year, the industry is buzzing about how to beat it.

"For me, it's about trying to beat Father Time," Burdett said.

Instead, his older brother picked his brain about ways to beat Green Bay.