Sentence examples for about to impart from inspiring English sources

When Mr Brown said "you know", he was typically about to impart something important: something, in fact, that his listener didn't yet know.

He paused, then smiled knowingly — a man about to impart a tip.

supposedly prefaced his offer by telling Cuban he was about to impart confidential information.

He took a step closer, uphill, as if he were about to impart a whispered secret.

At that, Ivanka, glowing in a petal-pink dress, her hair a smooth sheen, swivelled to look directly into the camera, with a brilliant smile, like the heroine in a nineties action television show, about to impart a point of plot explication, and said, "And I will fight for this, too right alongside of him!" She had emerged onstage to the strains of "Here Comes the Sun".

I hope that what little knowledge I've gained in my short life that I'm about to impart helps you two on your journey through life.

'It would be nice to think people were making exciting, new, 2003 mistakes, but many showed the usual defects of bad writing - an inability to keep the viewpoint steady, to decide who the book's about, or to impart information, so that it's done clumsily through dialogue.

But both Folletts clearly have strong views about financial responsibility, and about how to impart such values to children.

"Some of us are lucky to get $50, because we don't talk much or like to give speeches, or because, frankly, some of us don't know enough about Lincoln to impart an educational experience," an Abe told me in confidence.

The anniversary of Sept. 11 has prompted a debate about how best to impart to American students proper attitudes and dispositions like tolerance or a love of country.

An 80-year-old Jew who grew up in Ukraine, survived the Warsaw Ghetto and ended up running a hotel in Miami Beach, Rose has lessons about the century to impart.