Sentence examples for about to rise from inspiring English sources

Those numbers are about to rise.

Energy taxes, already high, may be about to rise.

But defaults are about to rise sharply, says Moody's, a rating agency.

Prudential's new $450m office tower is about to rise on Broad Street, the main avenue.

And to the west, perhaps, that stillborn Alawite state is about to rise again.

But the number of young men is about to rise again, perhaps eliminating the present gains.

His words seem to imply rates aren't about to rise imminently after all.

A $10 million arts center is about to rise next to the station.

Alex Forrest is about to rise up out of the bath again.

But sure enough, a huge house is about to rise there, obliterating our view.

Last summer the rent — which two years before had started at $2,800 — was about to rise to $3,400.