Sentence examples for about on some from inspiring English sources

Caged indoors, the girls maintain a close physicality to defend against boredom, light pouring in as they rumble about on some fabulous Oriental carpets.

Now, after flipping about on some hot-button issues, most recently the plan for an Islamic community center and mosque near ground zero, he's more likely to be painted by disillusioned supporters as Atticus Flinch.

"The average Facebook user isn't going to care that people utterly unlike them are doing things they utterly don't care about on some other corner of the site," he said.

Even Bill King, the editor of the authoritative Beatlefan magazine acknowledged at the time that the anthology series was akin "to buying a book of an artist's sketches before he painted the masterpiece… the first thing you hear on the first Anthology is a bunch of kids bashing about on some not very good quality sounding recordings".

So that seems to be what the film's about on some level".

Firstly, to at least make something you can wear out-and-about, put on some lace-up Timberlands or Frye boots like Katniss wore in the movie.

It was about taking on some of the best teams in the world and giving them a game.

Many tried to emulate him, not forgetting the part about taking on some margin debt.

Dear Larry, I like the part about putting on some hands.

Thanks, Larry Dear Larry, I like the part about putting on some hands.

Most of all, I'm not as apprehensive about taking on some new recipes that require more than three ingredients (as embarrassing as that is to admit).