Sentence examples for just about to pull from inspiring English sources

Every time I move quick, I feel like I'm just about to pull a muscle".

"And I'm just about to pull the club back, and I just feel this chill come over me, and I thought, what's going on here?

I was just about to pull it out of the storage room when there was a movement at the edge of my line of vision.

After darting down the left the midfielder was just about to pull the trigger when he stumbled forward and landed flat on his face.

Next to the editorial is a cartoon showing Europe in the form of a bull attached via a rope to a pillar from the Acropolis, which is just about to pull Europe off a cliff face.

Still, it looked like the Thunder were just about to pull away with a victory when they fouled Andre Iguodala with just 0.7 seconds left on the clock, putting him on the line with 0.7 seconds left in the game.

Diego Costa fancies another Chelsea goal for his ever-growing portfolio, great strength to shrug off one man but just as he is about to pull the trigger Felipe Santana makes a goal-saving challenge.

Just as they are about to pull him offstage with a hook, Lenny wakes in a cold sweat again.

Note also the use of "just as" moments: one guy, trapped on the ground, is stamped on by a foot the size of an R.V. just as he is about to be yanked free; and a tail bats a prospective hero sideways into a cliff just as he is about to pull the pin on a pair of grenades and save the day.

Etienne Capoue gets in a tangle right in front of the Greek net just as he is about to pull the trigger.

At the other end, Aboubakar Kamara dribbles past several Bolton defenders before being denied by a sliding challenge just as he's about to pull the trigger.