Sentence examples for exactly about to from inspiring English sources

Singer John "Speedy" Keen, a former roadie for The Who, wasn't exactly about to join the Angry Brigade but he managed to bottle the mixed emotions of that brief moment when "revolution" was the hip buzzword and hippie idealism was giving way to something wilder.

Well, no, money isn't exactly about to go away.

Downton's Hugh Bonneville (The Earl of Grantham) isn't exactly about to win People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive award.

While we're not exactly about to rush out and get these done ourselves, we still love these cinematic tats and the way they absolutely transform actors into the iconic characters we see on screen.

Who, exactly, is about to start spending a lot more?

It is hard to tell what exactly is about to happen, but for the stuffed animals we see strewn across the bedroom, things don't seem so good.

It seems to me that the openness of the films is exactly about getting people to respond in that way.

What better way to make money than to know exactly about the absolute level of prices.

Be clear with both yourself and a partner before a sexual encounter, about just what exactly you're about to do, means to both of you.

Considering that LD were very close to the ER, it was very difficult to discriminate exactly about the relationship that existed between them.

A year and a half later, that is exactly what is about to happen.