Sentence examples for be about over from inspiring English sources

While still insisting his business could be about over, he was back selling in the afternoon, displaying some books kept in his car.

In short, the era of cheap food, like the age of cheap gas, may be about over.

If this recovery followed the normal path, set by the first eight recoveries after World War II, then the rise in unemployment would be about over.

And while the holiday overlap wasn't intentional, it beautifully highlights everything Big Slick has grown to be about over the past five years.

The possibility of change in America, the break in the manufactured routine, the hopeful revivification of the American spirit is stirring equally seductive dreams within the people I've met who live over here in England and in France and who want to venture from their own home turf to the States again, now that its darker times seem to be about over.

The character designs are perfect—I love that both Kane and Lynch are balding, and more games need to be about over-the-hill shlubs.

" 'Elephant Man' is about over," he said, with a ripping Glasgow burr.

"The time for preparing and talking is about over," warned Craig Fugate, federal emergency management administrator.

But mathematically, this thing is about over".

"And the tax law selling season is about over.

It's about over all team speed, and we have that".