Sentence examples for about describes from inspiring English sources
That just about describes classrooms of 25 years ago.
At its best, the kind of change being bandied about describes a vestigial effort--a simple mopping up operation; a matter of a few alterations here and a few there; some fine-tuning and incremental adjustments, not a drastic overhaul or restructuring.
Sept. 14. (Jon Caramanica) JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE Wry and lonesome: that just about describes the fallback mode of Mr. Earle, a gawky troubadour with a retro streak.
That about describes the market these days: there's a ton of news, but we all suspect that there's something — probably something very bad — that we don't know yet.
And I think that what you talked about and what that Washington Post piece talked about describes a level of organization that certainly doesn't exist now, and if it does start to exist, then people should wonder who's paying for it.
He did not spare himself the tenderness that many authors quietly fantasize about, describing his history of the Soviet Union as "beautiful and necessary".
The overall theme was "No rushing and tearing about", describing the midwives' focus on the natural process taking its time.
Fashion is about describe yourself with your clothes and look the only thing that you need is creativity and try to have some essentials.
It wasn't about describing poverty.
It's about describing the changes in this place".
I'm not too crazy about describing rooms and houses anyway.
