Sentence examples for was about to create from inspiring English sources

While lawyers appealed his case, Billingsley headed for New York, where the Volstead Act was about to create the mob.

Economist David McWilliams, who correctly predicted the crash, said today that Ireland was being "victimised" because the EU was about to create a new structure which would allow countries who made mistakes in the future to burn the bondholders.

Anyway, according to Warner Bros, Batman: Arkham Knight's plot picks up after the events of Batman: Arkham City, which cancels out the rumours circulating last year that Rocksteady was about to create a Silver Age Batman game.

Soon, their appeals drew the attention of Kashmir's most dogged human rights lawyer, Parvez Imroz, whose response to what would become known as the "Machil Encounter" was about to create a watershed in Kashmir.

Sunderland's veneration of the view that all else paled beside the need to win was implicit in both the controlling performance of the press officer and Short's apparent ignorance of, or maybe indifference to, the uproar he was about to create when he dialled Di Canio's number.

Edward Snowden knew he was about to create a problem for himself.

And he may be about to create one of the largest steelmakers in the world.

In trying to contain one refugee crisis, Europe and Pakistan are about to create another.

"We're about to create a new glass ceiling," said Assemblywoman Marcia A. Karrow, a Republican from Hunterdon County.

There a troupe is about to create either a new work or a new interpretation of a classic.

Amazingly, Congress may be about to create a whole new economic problem by voluntarily defaulting on the national debt.