Sentence examples for were about to put from inspiring English sources

They were about to put him on state TV.

"They were about to put the roof on it," Hickman said.

"I felt we were about to put a good run together but unfortunately it's back to square one".

"We were about to put away our camera when we saw a huge white truck plough into the crowd," she said.

You know the euphoric, "we are about to put the world on its ear" mood Judy Garland and the gang had when they were about to put on a show?

Just as the Germans were about to put a full-scale deportation plan into motion, the Romanian dictator, Gen. Ion Antonescu, sensed the winds shifting in favor of the Allies; he also discovered that international emigration groups would pay cash for the release of Jews abroad.

Now he is about to put on pinstripes.

Developers are about to put Long Island out of business.

Bates may be about to put two and two together.

Alabama is about to put such possibilities to the immediate test with the gubernatorial primary.

That's because Mr. Rahko is about to put the Finnjet up for sale again.