Sentence examples for about upon from inspiring English sources

National Princess Week is just about upon us.

Concealment is the novel's deforming villain, an expansive mask borne about upon shriveled, misstepping legs.

Dacre repeatedly claimed that Grant had brought much of the attention he complained about upon himself.

Traffic injuries aren't the first thing most people think about upon hearing "global health," but road accidents kill an estimated 1.24 million people worldwide annually, about the same number as tuberculosis and twice as many as malaria.

Anderson said Wednesday that one of the first things his sister asked him about upon his release was whether her activism had caused him to be held longer.

Springtime appears to be just about upon us in New York, a town of broken promises, well-spent dreams, and lit-up boulevards.

The company had learned a crucial lesson about Manhattan-Upon-Hudson: in props, as in fine dining, provenance is all.

Talk about piling insult upon injury.

How about the PAYABLE UPON DELIVERY model?

In other words: "Research information about nations upon which first peoples still build their lives".

THERE'S something about stumbling upon a manicured garden hidden somewhere in Manhattan.