Sentence examples for just about to conclude from inspiring English sources
Walda issued a brief statement in which he said, "The process has been productive and we're just about to conclude it".
I'm just about to go out.
Instead he has seemed at times like a moody warrior, like Achilles at Troy, sulking a bit in his tent as his enemies mock him and outflank him but then sallying out to wage a saving struggle just as his supporters were about to conclude that all was lost.
"Moving the goalposts just at the time when a four-year competition is about to conclude is an appalling way to do business.
The government's spending review is about to conclude.
Two hours later, the #BlackMass is about to conclude.
"There's just no way to conclude anything about causality".
"I've noticed it in my text messages and online chats," Crair wrote, "where people use the period not simply to conclude a sentence, but to announce 'I am not happy about the sentence I just concluded.'".
We should be slow to judge them, and slower still to embrace crude stereotypes about their motives — just as they should be slow to conclude that someone is a likely criminal suspect because he happens to be black and male.
"Dana's just like us!" we are meant to conclude.
