Sentence examples for I reviewed about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I reviewed about" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "about" is unnecessary and should be omitted. Example: "I reviewed the latest research on climate change."
I reviewed about 100 of these records myself, as a physician.
As I reviewed about a dozen of the inmates' handwritten grievances, provided to me by the N.Y.C.L.U., a pattern quickly emerged: the water is undrinkable, the inmates write; the stench rising up from the sewers is revolting; they feel sick.
In an average week, I review about a thousand antiques and buy one or two".
The sample I reviewed was about 77 pages, with a section dedicated to each of its seven steps — which include "organizing" and "building" — that cover all aspects of your financial life.
"Before coming to Israel, I reviewed statistics about anti-Semitism worldwide, and was proud to discover that the number of anti-Semitic incidents in Poland was minuscule in comparison to most western European nations and the United States.
I was mindful of this earlier this month when I reviewed a book about a community of Poor Clares in Rockford, Illinois.
This year's edition of Make Music New York, the pan-urban musical bacchanal that I reviewed and blogged about last year, will take place next Monday, June 21st.
But it's somewhere around 25,000 rolls, of which I've now reviewed about 22,000.
I think he reviewed about five books in that article but someone cropped my portion out of the review and posted it on Facebook (that's probably the version you saw).
(I reviewed "Penny Dreadful" here, wrote about it here and also interviewed creator John Logan).
I reviewed Jacques Boyreau's book about VHS box art years ago and have been waiting for a sequel since then.
