Sentence examples for about sounded like from inspiring English sources
Professor Noble told me that the test I'd heard about sounded like an urban myth.
For Block 37, "the tenants they were talking to us about sounded like the usual suspects, like Williams-Sonoma" said Stephen T. Sakwa, an analyst who follows real estate investment trusts for Merrill Lynch.
(6)...where "paltry", a word for "mean", just about sounds like POULTRY - "just about" perhaps accounted for by the question mark at the end of the clue.
Eno sang, or talked, about what sounded like a David Niven movie gone wrong: Fifteen was chosen because he was dumb, seven because he was blind.
To some cybersecurity experts, the dire warnings about Anonymous sounded like fearmongering.
One Styne-Cahn collaboration, "10432 Sheep" (about insomnia), sounded like a clever, extended commercial for a sleep medication.
Today, Belichick's response to a question about Parcells sounded like Belichick did not want to give too much credit to Parcells for his development.
"Slayer?" I don't think he knew much about them, sounded like he was on uncertain ground.
The album begins, though, with "What We Talkin' About," which sounds like a cover of a slow Italian disco number from the seventies with a particularly tuneless chorus.
By contrast the ECB's own summer hit-about sounds less like a global sporting juggernaut, more like a slightly weak expression of exasperation.
I'm about to sound like my Dad when he starts waxing nostalgic about ten cent tokens, but I cannot help it on this one.
