Examples of 'about to get off' in a sentence
Meaning of "about to get off"
about to get off: Indicates that a person is preparing to leave a vehicle, such as a bus, train, or car
How to use "about to get off" in a sentence
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about to get off
We are just about to get off the clock.
You have to press it when we are about to get off.
He was about to get off this island.
My client was afraid that Peter Butler was about to get off.
We were about to get off in an hour.
The rapists who'd destroyed their lives were about to get off scot-free.
I was just about to get off the bus.
About to get off duty.
That project is about to get off the ground.
My client - for revenge . was afraid that Peter Butler was about to get off.
I am just about to get off.
Is there any way I can make it up to you? We're about to get off.
I am about to get off of work.
So I guess she was about to get off work.
He was about to get off when I stopped him.
See also
What are you doing tonight? - I am about to get off of work.
I was about to get off the phone when I remembered my sister.
Because I am about to get off.
I was about to get off before you butted in!
Well, hey, you know, i am actually about to get off.
We are about to get off.
Bauer . The convoy you are traveling with is about to get off on the I-70.
We're about to get off and build a colony.
The convoy you are traveling with is about to get off on the l-70.
I'm like somebody about to get off a train after a very long and rough trip.
The convoy you are traveling with is about to get off on the I-70.
I am about to get off work . Hi.
No, thank you, I am about to get off.
I was about to get off before you butted in! You know something?
I can not believe he 's about to get off on a technicality.
You about to get off anyway, right?
You are lying! He was about to get off this island.
I am about to get off of work, why?
Right when I am about to get off the shift.
He looks like he 's about to get off but he never does.
I am just about to get off work, too.
Look . I am about to get off.
