The phrase "basket about" is not correct as it lacks a verb and does not form a complete sentence.
It is not commonly used in written English. A correct example could be: "I put the groceries into the basket." In this sentence, "basket" is a noun and "put" is the verb, creating a complete sentence.
Raise the height of the basket about a foot and a half.
In a basket about 20 feet in the air, James DeMattia guides the cable from a giant spool into a plastic tube that runs between telephone poles and around the corner, where another crew pulls it through.
The balloon crashed into a grove of tall saplings, which bent over and managed to give enough resistance to gently halt the basket about four feet above the ground.
Auerbach is prominently featured in the documentary film, "The First Basket" about Jewish basketball history.
"It was in the basket, just about, and he reached over.
The government wants the shekel to depreciate against the basket by about 6% a year roughly the difference between Israeli inflation and that of its main trading partners.
"The world has gone crazy!" "People have lost their minds!" "It's not a safe place!" "The world is going to hell in a hand basket!" How about instead of getting sucked up into that vortex, we dial up the frequency of Love?
The Zach Galifianakis series "Baskets," about a struggling rodeo clown, is bleak, but it's also funnier than it sounds.
On San Miguel Island, bitumen occurs in man-made objects between 10,000 and 7,500 years old (Vellanoweth et al. 2003), but becomes more prevalent with the development of bitumen-sealed water-bottle baskets about 5,000 years ago (Braje et al. 2005).
In Dictyostelium, the cytoplasmic filaments are about ∼35 nm in length and the nuclear basket is about 60 nm long.
That basket is about an inch and a half low".
