"backpack about" is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is possible that you may have meant to use the verb "pack" instead of "backpack." In that case, "pack about" could be used in a sentence depending on the context. For example: - "I need to pack about three days' worth of clothes for my trip."
Officers asked to search Mr. van Reid's backpack about 9 30 a.m., said the Police Department's chief spokesman, Paul J. Browne.
"It's free, it's good for the environment, good for your health," he said, beads of sweat collecting under his helmet and underneath his backpack, about 5 miles into his 12-mile ride.
Mr. Maes had loaded his backpack with about 30 different devices to show Mr. Rubinstein.
Police made several unsuccessful attempts to call Purser, and detectives watched the house until Purser stepped outside with a backpack at about 5 p.m. and was arrested, police said.
She was carrying a backpack weighing about 30 pounds -- about as heavy as a suitcase for a two week vacation.
"This morning, at just after 5 am, I received a phone message from [LA School Police] Chief Zipperman… and he shared with me the threat that had been made to not just one school, but many schools in this district — he shared with me that some of the details talked about backpacks, talked about other packages," he said.
Walker picks up his backpack and is about to walk out, but then he reaches into his pocket and pulls out his iPhone.
The students were first questioned about their backpack use, and also about how physically active they were.
So this fall, when you are packing, unpacking, and packing again the books, binders, and bagels from your little one's backpack, think about filling a backpack that will save lives.
There aren't many rappers in the UAE unleashing conscious backpack records about the government's oppression of its critics; far more who are content to jack Flo Rida's artistic process and find new words to rhyme "club" with over a lame club-rap beat.
He wears a backpack onstage, tells jokes about going to "boy/girl parties," and sleeps in a twin-sized mattress on the floor.
