Sentence examples for I pass about from inspiring English sources

Once I pass about 1,700 metre altitude, the flora changes completely and becomes reminiscent of the European Alps, with scrubby grass and small flowers.

If the young lady wearing the pink dress, spotted fur cape and muff, had light hair, light complexion and blue eyes, who was in company with a lady dressed in black, that I passed about 5 o'clock on Friday evening in South Seventh Street, between First and Second, Williamsburg, L.I., will address a line to Waldo, Williamsburg Post Office, she will make the acquaintance of a fine young man.

The lead MIG and I passed about 1,000 feet from each other.

"I stayed behind some of the runners at the halfway mark and then I passed about three or four South Pasadena runners.

The other older folk hanging around the baseball register nod sagely in agreement, but on the way to store I passed about ten kids skateboarding together on a side street.

I do want to say one other thing: I've taken and passed about 15 drug tests over the past 5 seasons".

It took the form of about 60 performances (I passed through about a third of them) spread across Friday and Saturday in five rooms on or near Bleecker Street: Le Poisson Rouge, Sullivan Hall, Kenny's Castaways, Zinc Bar, the Bitter End.

I pass along information about my workers and especially about my superiors.

"I passed just about every stage of heresy on my way to apostasy," Bart said.

As I pass by, I think about what they might be doing at that moment.

2. I pass over subtleties here about the philosopher's use of the term "supererogatory".