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Sentence examples for about to being from inspiring English sources

The phrase "about to being" is not grammatically correct or usable in written English
The correct phrase is "about to begin" which means to be on the verge of starting or happening. You can use it in situations where something is going to happen in the near future. Example: "I am about to begin my journey to Europe tomorrow."

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He went from having this ridiculous encounter with Jesus' grandfather and his pregnant ladyfriend (seriously, what was that about?) to being the shining spot in any episode.

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Huffington Post

"You're talking about a trajectory of about 12 16 weeks from being something only a handful of people knew about, to being on the front page of The Sun," explains Cymon Eckel of Boys Own.

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A "take" was about to be taken.

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The New Yorker

There's about to be no money".

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The New York Times

Or about to be.

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The Guardian - Opinion

The child was about to be deported.

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The New York Times

My pension is about to be slashed.

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The Guardian - Business

Jimmy Carter was about to be elected president.

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The Guardian

He is always "about" to be great".

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The Guardian - Sport

I am about to be possessed.

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BBC

Or is about to be.

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