The phrase "arthur about" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or unclear expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively.
Example: "I was just thinking about Arthur, but I couldn't remember what he said about..."
Alternatives: "regarding Arthur" or "concerning Arthur".
But when I ask Professor Arthur about studies that prove this to be so, he struggles to point to any.
The Eagle and other newspapers even asked Arthur about it, but he denied the allegation.
Finally, she recalled, "I came up to talk to Arthur" about the Washington Post job offer — and to tell him that she couldn't continue to work under Raines.
Bill Clinton complained to Arthur about the page's relentless criticism of the new Administration, whereupon Arthur replied that he liked to think of the Times' editorials as "tough love".
The Old Man searches his trunk as he questions Arthur about potential fears, unearthing everything from a huge insect ("Bugs?") to, hilariously, the box for an engagement ring ("Commitment?").
Travelocity said that it sought a refund from the Hotel Reservations Network, but failed both to make sure it had issued the refund and to communicate with Arthur about the status of his refund.
He even gets away with addressing the reader directly ('Don't tell Arthur - about the hire purchase, I mean: he'd be furious if he knew').
The driveway was on a bend of the Arthur Highway about a kilometre from the Fox and Hound, a Tudor-style hotel which had been claimed as a sanctuary by people wounded when Bryant shot at their cars.
Authorities said 911 lines in Port Arthur ― about 91 miles east of Houston ― were still overloaded as of early Wednesday, and that rescues had to be stopped overnight due to the conditions.
"I am too," said Williams, standing outside Arthur Ashe Stadium about two hours before his daughter's match.
Talk story about the Arthur M. Sackler Museum, which opened recently at Harvard University.
