The phrase "about simeon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a topic or subject related to someone named Simeon.
Example: "The discussion was primarily about Simeon and his contributions to the project."
Alternatives: "regarding Simeon" or "concerning Simeon".
"Nobody ever talks about Simeon," said Sapp, who played three seasons with Rice in Tampa and saw the right defensive end average 14 sacks between 2001-03.
As the men of Shechem lounge about, Simeon and Levi, Dinah's brothers, enter the city with sword and stealth and kill every one of them.
"The American man who was assassinated?" Alex, one of the owners of Shashamane's Zion Train Lodge, queried in response to VICE News asking him about Simeon.
Anonymus did not write about Simeon I of Bulgaria, Svatopluk I of Moravia or other opponents known from contemporary sources, instead chronicling Magyar battles with local rulers (including Gelou, Menumorut and Salan) not mentioned in other primary sources.
What was also innovative about Simeon's use of electronic signal generators was the ability to interact with the audience during live sets.
"I've never spoken with anybody who's brought that particular building up as something to be concerned about," said Simeon Bankoff, executive director of the Historic Districts Council.
We noticed an item in the paper about J. Simeon Forgues, chief clerk of the Boston & Albany R.R., who had "travelled 1,200,000,000 miles commuting….
This retrospective doesn't tell us much that wasn't already known about Jean-Simeon Chardin, but there's nothing wrong with being reminded occasionally of what great painting is.
Introduced to the ascetic life about 451 by Simeon the Stylite near Antioch and by others at the convent of David's Tower at Jerusalem, Theodosius in 455 entered the monastery of the Theotokos south of Jerusalem.
Frames have long played a marginal role in the art world, but, as Leo Carey wrote in a 2006 article about Tracy Gill and Simeon Lagodich, who built a new frame for Camille Pissarro's "The Climbing Path, L'Hermitage, Pontoise," curators have started to pay closer attention to framing in recent decades.
It's another to see Simeon staggering about on spice, screaming before having a heart attack.
