用“about to”造句大全，about to造句
You better (expletive) pay attention. I'm about to get you.
His moment of recessionary uplift may be about to pass.
They quickly set about to find a lasting way to memorialize their beloved son.
Typically, she realizes that she is about to direct the program to take some bold action and feels unsure about taking responsibility for it.
perfunctory lies have begun, and indifference indicates that the emotion is about to end.
His fingers are hooked softly round the table-end, like a cat about to pounce.
a tranquillity wife's presence would have precluded(John Henry avert is to ward off something about to happen:
Moonshiners tipped off about their manhunt about to be outspread.
But that is about to change.
A new book is about to be brought out.
If you're unsure about the content you're about to download, you should check the laws in your country of residence.
Stand back, please! 'The train was about to start, and I waved farewell to my friend.
Well, imagine youare a zebra about to be attacked by a lion.
Dean did not know she had been aboard the Titanic until she was 8 years old, when her mother, about to remarry, told her about her father's death.
But this, apparently, is about to change.
She is about to teach them how to clap.
I hate to say farewell, but my plane is about to take off.
We are about to enter into a new epoch in terms of power relations.
But as I was about to leave without the hat, the shopkeeper convinced me to try another.
The match is about to begin.
I don't want to lounge about town. I have other things to do.
This is Jesus about to ascend into heaven, talking to his disciples, right outside Jerusalem in the suburbs of Jerusalem.
Ross: Oh, shhh, shh. Magic is about to happen.
I was about to go out when he called on me.
He is about to embark on a new business venture.
We're just about to kick a beehive.
Think futuristic version of the President's attache who stands beside him at an event to whisper key details about the person about to shake his hand.
He was about to start.
