Sentence examples for be about to pull from inspiring English sources
Could Michael Howard be about to pull off a political miracle?
America's nuclear weapons laboratories have begun preparations to test a new generation of arms after strong signs that the Bush administration may be about to pull out of the landmark Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty.
The bad news is that the government could be about to pull the plug on a vast swathe of the booming community energy economy if its current proposals affecting onshore wind and especially rooftop solar panels become a reality.
While TV execs are pulling their hair out trying to re-capture those giant Saturday night viewing figures with banal star vehicles and barrel-scraping talent contests, Sony could be about to pull the rug right out from beneath their twitchy feet.
According to Angelo Carusone, who launched the successful StopBeck campaign, which was widely credited with hastening Glenn Beck's departure from Fox, when the network was no longer able to sell ads around his show, several other companies, including Sears and Loews, may also be about to pull their advertising.
Factor in that Civil Rights issues have a bigger emotional pull in the US than the turbulent reign of Britain's only female Prime Minister, not to mention that The Help trounced The Iron Lady at the box office (it's $200m global gross more than three times what Streep's film took), and you can see why Davis might be about to pull off one of the biggest shocks at this year's Oscars.
He's about to pull his hair out".
And as he was about to pull, we FADE OUT.
He was about to pull me into his car.
One in particular is about to pull into the station.
