Sentence examples for just about to catch from inspiring English sources

Stephenson knew better than most that the MCC's early aristocrats introduced the laws of cricket partly to satisfy the needs of their wagers, and to check gamesmanship - for example, shoulder-charging the fielder who was just about to catch you, or stopping "Shock" White of Reigate employing a bat wider than the wicket.

Tiesto was already a trance deity in his home country of the Netherlands when he recorded his first Essential Mix in 2001, but the rest of the world was just about to catch on.

"The one in the front is just about ready to catch the target moth.

We believe P&G could make another leap forward with this plan just as Unilever was about to catch up.

"The hardest part of this game is not hurling your phone on the ground when it crashes just as you're about to catch a very rare Pokémon," says Sarah Jeong, a writer and lawyer who has been obsessed with the game since its release in the US a week ago.

Love the crumbs you clean from the toaster just before it's about to catch fire.

A 56-year-old U.S. national and a 44-year-old Mexican national were detained at Auckland International Airport, just as they were about to catch a flight to Hawaii on Friday night.

Just as the family group were about to catch their connecting flight, the Thai capital's international airport was closed by demonstrators.

Now that we on the Science is Vital team have just about managed to catch up on our sleep, it's a good time for reflection.

Anglers find them just about as difficult to catch.

You've just about got time to catch up.