Sentence examples for be about to run from inspiring English sources
The colt hit the stretch and seemed to be about to run down the front-running Comma to the Top.
But strategic ambiguity could be about to run out of road.
It may not be about to run out of energy and commodities, but higher prices will certainly force big changes in lifestyles.
But the United States may be about to run an experiment on the effects of a high-pressure economy whether Mr. Powell wants to or not.
As isolating experiences go, it's hard to beat that of Jónsson, who had to live with the knowledge that Iceland might be about to run out of banknotes.
And when he was looking for a theme for his somewhat schizophrenic campaign, he turned to Tennessee's populist tradition, with its emphasis on the struggle between "the people" and "the powerful" and its admiration for government bodies like the Tennessee Valley Authority.But Mr Gore's luck with Tennessee may be about to run out.
Sometime in 1944 Mr. Wrona warned him that his luck was about to run out.
Then, the case was soon closed because the statute of limitations was about to run out.
Or put another way, serious job seeking occurs when benefits are about to run out.
