Sentence examples for about to bring down from inspiring English sources

"Your brothers are about to bring down the walls and thrones of evil," Wuhayshi said in a rare public communication.

The scene of Abraham about to bring down his dagger over the neck of the kneeling Isaac is unobtrusively lodged in the top left corner, almost as a kind of required addition.

This action radiates from the figure of Jesus, about to bring down a raised whip on a terrified male figure seen from the back; the man, whose robe has fallen from his shoulders, lifts his arm in self-protection.

Glenn Beck is telling America that there is a man about to bring down the world's only Superpower, to undermine the United States of America.

"The bottom line is we want tax reform, but we want to plug those loopholes that the president talks about, to bring down tax rates because we believe that's pro-growth and we can get [the] economy growing again, let people who earn the money keep more of it," Cantor said.

"What this is all about is to bring down health care reform," Mr. Durbin said.

He accused the prime minister of having no idea about how to bring down fuel prices.

He and Mr. Hartz became close, talking often about how to bring down Germany's stubborn unemployment.

But an informal poll of my friends found that many were thinking about ways to bring down the cost.

In Threadneedle Street, defcon 3 would have become defcon 2. By this point, the discussion inside the Bank would be about how to bring down house-price inflation with the minimum collateral damage.

Orszag seems more right than wrong about how to bring down health-care costs, but the truth is that, while there is obviously a great deal of waste in the American medical system, nobody knows for certain whether Orszag's plan — which is now Obama's plan — will work.