The phrase "bark about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to talk loudly or aggressively about something. It is often used in a negative connotation to describe someone who is constantly complaining or making a lot of noise about a particular topic. Example: The neighbors' dogs love to bark about the stray cats that roam the neighborhood every night.
The results of scenario-based analysis showed that by changing the drying fuel from sawdust to bark, about 1.5% cost reduction was achievable.
The dogs in this case were presumably those who might bark about cherished memories of such an iconic television drama being sullied by a potentially inferior sequel.
But as I watched Trump bark about "law and order", obedience, "law and order," immigration and "law and order" again, it dawned on me how real this was.
An article in the current issue of The Bark about pet food safety emphasizes that ingredients from the United States are far from immune, noting numerous recalls in 2012 of domestically sourced dog treats based on evidence of salmonella contamination.
A strip of bark about six inches wide is removed all the away around the trunk of each tree, so that great numbers of beetles are drawn to one location instead of spreading throughout a forest.
But some might bark about the $12 cover charge, for which price you could spend a couple of hours being transported by "The Tree of Life" at a movie theater.
Ball, a one-man blaring megaphone who has become the loudest voice on the NBA sidelines because of constant carnival-barking about his sons and the family's Big Baller Brand, made an appearance on CNN with anchor Chris Cuomo on Monday night.
He comforts the teams by reminding them that many of the issues barked about by critics are already known to the company, and can be fixed with a few simple OTA updates.
All Schieffer has to do, when Romney starts barking about how oil drilling on public lands has fallen by 14% and Obama whimpers back that it's actually higher than ever, is throw the flag for a Review Timeout, the way NFL refs do when there's a controversial call on the field.
He barked about Roman Reigns' disrespecting him.
Everybody's barking about all the guns.
