Sentence examples for about to swap from inspiring English sources

You see, I'm not about to swap a burger for a salad.

She may not be about to swap her tiara for a cash register, but selling is in her blood.

Ironic as within less than a week I was about to swap that military ID card for a police warrant card.

McCrory is married to the actor Damian Lewis, who although middle-aged is not about to swap his steer status and find himself in the "old cattle" paddock.

British UFC welterweight and UFC commentator, Dan Hardy, is about to swap the Octagon for the Atlantic as he prepares to set sail as part of team Great Britain in the Clipper Round the World yacht race.

It is hard not to envy him, as he sits in the sunshine outside his lovely home in the Kent countryside, which he is about to swap for an even bigger one.

The motor industry and lobby groups are hoping this month's budget will include a scrappage scheme, under which car owners are given a financial incentive of about £2,000 to swap their old vehicle for a new greener model.

"The whole notion of having a minivan can be quite degrading — you talk to parents about having to swap out their car for a very practical minivan, and it can be devastating," says Mr. Willcox, whose company did not work on the campaign.

Sometimes that's what happens, but sometimes it feels like we've replaced one kind of mental strain with another: Instead of remembering that New York and San Francisco are three hours apart, I have to decipher multi-step instructions from Google about how to swap time zones and attach multiple time zones to a single event.

The Webbs' saga started last October and only came about because they decided to swap their already-taxed cars with one another.

It only takes about five minutes to swap provider (or deal).