The phrase "about the stint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific period of time spent doing a particular job or activity.
Example: "She spoke about the stint she had in the Peace Corps and how it changed her perspective on life."
Alternatives: "regarding the duration" or "concerning the period".
Eisbaer, get in touch, I'd love to hear more about the stint.
The broker, according to Finra, failed to tell her firm about the stint as vice president of a jewelry design company and some 13 private brokerage accounts she held.
Jim Parsons said he likes to joke, "Oh so finally the world is going to see the really talented Cuoco!" After her quick appearance on "The Voice," Briana took to Twitter to thank fans for their support and to talk about the stint.
The stint lasted about eight or nine months, she told The Dana Pretzer Show Wednesday. .
This witty and unexpectedly soulful memoir about the artist's stint working at a Bay Area bar takes the form of portraits, self-portraits, and atmospheric still-lifes.
It's been a busy few months for Lowe; he's been touring in support of his memoir, "Stories I Only Tell My Friends," which has led to him speaking openly about the 1990 rehab stint that changed his life.
John Coale, a Washington lawyer who helped set up Ms. Palin's political action committee after the election, said she had spoken fondly about her stint in the late 1980s as a sports anchor at KTUU, the NBC affiliate in Anchorage.
Tells about his stint in the Navy during the war.
Tells about his stint in the Navy during the war, and about his job with a management-consultant firm of Charles H. Welling & Co., for which he made studies of industrial diversification.
Fortunately, there are only two: "Turnaround," which is about his stint as the leader of the troubled 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Games, and "No Apology," his campaign tome, which used to be subtitled "The Case for American Greatness" but is now "Believe in America".
So we settled in an empty office and I took dictation for a memoir about his stint in the early '30s as editor of The Bangkok Daily Mail.
