Sentence examples for about to declare from inspiring English sources

A few dozen candidates had entered the race, and a couple of especially formidable ones were about to declare.

I am about to declare the all-clear when there's a noise a kind of thud, as if a person had collided with the sofa.

His mother Margaret, who had no idea her son was about to declare his sexuality to the world, is "very proud of me all round.

I am about to declare the all-clear when there's a noise — a kind of thud, as if a person had collided with the sofa.

His wife (Leslie Hope of "24") and son (Joe Anderson) go looking for him with a crew of jungle-adventure types: the grim weapons expert, the rich jerk and the frightened guide who knows that the local spirits are about to declare open season on gringos.

There's no word of this guy trying to wringe Motorola for any cash, so I'm not about to declare it a scam — for all we know, he made up a story so his wife didn't think he was dumb, and things got out of control.

He was about ready to declare himself for Mrs. Clinton.

I'm about ready to declare check-in bankruptcy.

Buttigieg, in fact, appears intent on proving Bruni right far sooner than the columnist might have expected; he's currently making all the moves one would expect from an about-to-declare 2020 candidate.

Members of Congress and White House officials have broad discretion about whether to declare their employees essential.

But the Supreme Court is currently weighing a case about whether to declare Section 5 — the heart of the Act — unconstitutional.