Sentence examples for about to join a from inspiring English sources

Goldman Sachs is about to join a rarefied club: the group of banks that count Warren E. Buffett as a big investor.

We are unwittingly about to join a "dirty war" in Basilan, siding with murderers and torturers in a way that dishonors our larger purposes.

These four were about to join a much larger group: the more than 2.4 million people in the past decade whose US jobs have been shipped to China.

Eurostar is about to join a long list of assets sold off by the government that includes Rolls Royce, British Rail, and British Airways in the transport sector alone.

Four of the 11 members of the Lords committee set up to consider the 2011 finance bill, for example, held positions in banks, and a fifth was about to join a bank.

Angela Merkel is about to join a very exclusive club.

Here was the person who presides over this cash torrent talking about lab animals as if they were about to join an N.I.H. committee.

If you're in or are about to join an H.S.A., here are some ways to make the most of your decision.

I'm about to join an organisation that's in a rat race; no idea where they're really going and I'm just going to be on a hamster wheel every day,'" she said, adding that business was about more than just getting through the day and being busy.

A few enthusiasts apart, they are not about to join in a group rendering of Rule Britannia.

The great Italian crisis of 2015, when the government of Gianfranco Fini quit the single currency just as David Miliband's Britain was about to join, cast a long shadow.