Sentence examples for although it was about from inspiring English sources

Indeed, although it was about noon when he took his stand there, it was not until past the hour of vespers when, having examined the book thoroughly and taken a general survey of its contents, he got up to leave it.

It was the 60s, although it was about to change pretty soon.

Six years later, it had grown to almost 8 feet wide, although it was about a foot shorter.

"Although it was about a small city in a conflict, an event that took place many years ago, if you watched in France or Germany or Italy or America, it spoke to the September-11 world.

Although it was about ten years ago, I vividly recall you presenting your idea in my New Venture Creation Class.

Although it was about the size and weight of a hardback book, it seemed like more of a "device" than ink on bound paper, also a text delivery technology.

I have become very good at it, although it is about as useful as being really good at talking to small animals".

Laurie ricou has called Green Grass, Running Water "Canada's finest dam novel" (276), and although it is about much more than a dam, the dam serves as a potent symbol for the target of its satire.

Although it is about as close to its own star as Mercury is to the sun, scientists say it is probably as cold as Saturn.

Although it is about the money.

And it was told completely straight-faced, although it's about a man who's losing his mind.