Sentence examples for about to establish from inspiring English sources

Every time the series seems about to establish itself as distinctive, it invokes some piece of Pottermania.

It may even be about to establish itself on the Outer Hebrides.

With the money in hand, he set about to establish the school.

Spain is about to establish formal diplomatic relations with Israel, according to Spanish and Israeli officials.

The national baccalaureate coalition is about to establish a trust to develop this long overdue qualification here, independently of government.

In Spaziano v. Florida, a 1984 case that upheld the provision, Justice Harry Blackmun declared that the Supreme Court was not about to establish "any one right way for a state to set up its capital sentencing scheme".

That day, we talked about boundaries, about how to establish them and communicate them in healthy ways.

And she speaks excitedly about plans to establish a home shopping channel in Mexico City.

"I had some preliminary communications with him" about how to establish secure channels of communication.

Another problem is that the two sides disagree about how to establish a cow's age.

He is less clear about how to establish a balance between these benefits and the cost of bringing them about.