Sentence examples for To are about from inspiring English sources

The editorial guidelines the committee was referring to are about BBC broadcast output – in other words its news and programme output.

-- Sandy Williams, Pittsburgh A. The ancient dolmens you are referring to are about a 20-minute walk from the center of Antequera, a market town about 30 miles north of Malaga.

And from a visitor's vantage point, the nerves he refers to are about as apparent as a ladybug would be on the lawn below.

While other northern Mexican music genres like narcocorridos are blatant anthems for local drug dealers and their violent exploits, the songs Colombianos listen to are about love, peace, and friendship.

The things that we're drawn to are about real people who are doing something extraordinary or who are extraordinary people who are going to expose their lives for a reason".

Most of today's complaints about the service tend to are about the platform as a whole.

Attendance was expected to be about 20,000.

It was believed to be about 41.

Turnout looks set to be about 36%.

Trucks used to be about utility.

Nobody seemed to be about.