Sentence examples for a number about from inspiring English sources
He said Romney would end the night with 325 electoral votes, a number about equal to Glenn Beck's stellar forecast.
Guy, a Dublin busker, is singing a number about unrequited love which strikes a chord with a Czech émigré simply known as Girl.
Ms. Friedman's Sukie, who has a delightful, self-defining tongue twister of a number about being tongue-tied, emerges as the evening's most complete creation.
In the show's best song, "Selective Memory," a number about fading recollection and lost love, Ms. Murphy manages to be both Raisel and Bubbie in one breath.
Mr. Josefsberg is rock-star good in a number about dropping the children off at camp, which he sees primarily as an opportunity for rampant, uninterrupted marital sex.
Instead he delves into his back catalogue, picking out a number about hiding his car while sober to prevent him from from drunk driving.
I flipped from a bizarre number about a woman falling way too in love with a wolf to a documentary about competitive endurance tickling.
This is a number worth bragging about, too.
Planning permission for onshore wind farms now takes forever; a dwindling number — about a third — ever gets approval.
Only a small number, about twenty-five hundred a year, are ultimately adopted.
Quite a number complain about the way they have been treated.
