Sentence examples for about would have from inspiring English sources

Almost every issue that feminists campaign about would have a positive knock-on effect for men.

To have Mrs. Danvers walking about would have been to humanize her.

The partners, assuming they were willing to be bossed about, would have to return to shareholders for a vote on a new structure.

He also noted that the legislation he and Mrs. Clinton had talked about would have no effect on the outcome of Tuesday's election.

Another idea that has been bandied about would have investors in a fund make a loan to the general partner worth 20 percent of the deal, instead of sharing 20 percent of the profits.

Including the sort of child-protective gun provisions I was talking about would have invited rabid reflexive opposition from the gun lobby, very likely dooming any progress at all on the teenage suicide issue.

Look, if it wasn't Miguel Estrada that they fought about, they would have fought about somebody else.

The sculpture, valued at about $4.6 million, would have yielded about $2,300 in scrap metal, Detective Humphries said.

These were feelings about their feet, behaviour associated with the footwear, and their feelings about what would have improved their experience.

Some twins who are now adults had strong opinions about what would have been best for them.

Some argue, therefore, that any party that is serious about reform would have to include them in a governing coalition.