Sentence examples for about to remove from inspiring English sources

They were celebrating the rising probability that the Fed isn't about to remove the punch bowl, after all.

Few would be surprised if, as Cardinal Burke has claimed, the Pope is about to remove him from the Church's top court.

His round, pink-checked face assumed the firm, benevolent expression of a man who is about to remove a painful splinter from a child's finger.

But the coffee chain has a franchise in the Times building, and there are rumours the paper is about to remove it.

But antigovernment protests here had turned into an uprising, and dissident military officials were about to remove Hugo Chávez as Venezuela's president in a short-lived ouster.

He had been her father's Secretary of Defense and was reliably believed to have warned General Zia that Bhutto was about to remove him, thereby provoking the General, if he had any lingering doubts, to stage his 1977 coup.

When the water is just about to boil, remove it from the heat and add the onions to the water.

Instead, researchers have focused on progression, or have made assumptions about the nature of vascular remodelling, about how to remove lesions virtually, or about inter-subject variation.

It took about two hours to remove the driver from the dump truck, which had lodged under the tractor-trailer.

Caroline Flint spoke to Andrew Neil about rumours to remove Ed Miliband, and the polls about the party and the leader.

It's all about how to remove the President and replace him with the Vice-President.