Sentence examples for about to pack from inspiring English sources

They were about to pack it in.

No matter that they were about to pack for their honeymoon in Aruba.

I was about to pack it all in and become a youth worker.

Mark Alan Stamaty's brilliant and surreal 1973 picture book, "Who Needs Donuts?", is another I'm about to pack up.

"We got this at Costco, 30 bucks maybe," said David Sawyer, 48, showing off the purple Sno Missile that he and his 5-year-old son, Luke, were about to pack into the car after a morning of racing.

Now aged two-and-a-half, he has toured Europe with them for the past two summers and is about to pack up his bone and take to the road again.

They were about ready to pack it in when Thomas Serrano rode up on his bicycle.

"I feel sad about having to leave, about having to pack up my stuff and my memories," Ms. Ricks said.

They have not started thinking about how to pack M&M's.

AT first, Loren Plotkin, an entertainment lawyer living in Greenwich Village, was of two minds about whether to pack up his family and leave the conveniences of city life for a remote, wooded area in Rockland County on the Hudson River.

No worries about what to pack, and for sheer escapism, a couple of days spent holed up with the right book can take you all the way to the moon.