Sentence examples for about the end of October from inspiring English sources

Notice that if you start from about the end of October, the slope for first and last month is about one to two inches a month, and then goes up to about 10 to 12 inches a month for the middle four months.

The funds' assets grew from $36.8 billion in March 2000, the peak of the last bull market, to about $100.7 billion at the end of October, according to the Investment Company Institute.

New domain endings won't be available until about the end of June, Mr. LaGrande said.

Kits are born from about the end of April through early June.

A journey by the route along the river would become practicable about the end of August.

About the end of February, the Treasury Department will have exhausted its legal authority to borrow.

Since about the end of April, multiple metrics suggest relative stability in Trump's approval rating.

The harvest is under way and will run until about the end of March.

Thawing begins near the mouth of the river about the end of March, and in the upper reaches the water is open by about the middle of April.

"From Sept. 11th till about the end of December we were at a slower pace," Ms. Rudolph said.

Snow White and her siblings will be ready for a home by about the end of February.