Sentence examples for be turned at about from inspiring English sources
They could be turned at about 25 degrees per second.
At 200 m.p.h., the 3-inch-diameter wheels would be turning at about 22,500 r.p.m., Mr. Case calculated.
The mixture was turned at 7-day intervals for about 2 months to maintain porosity.
The lights are about to be turned on at New Birth.
The lights are about to be turned on at New Birth ministries.
Laptops and smartphones can be turned off, at least – but what about the internet of things?
At least it can be turned off.
People aged 85 and over are the ones most likely to need expensive long-term care, and Baby Boomers will be turning 80 at right about the same time the full impact of the Medicaid cuts and caps kick in.
I was hoping that by this age I'd be turning up at Hampstead doorsteps, making jokes about the Portuguese wine I'd just bought, with Will Self welcoming me inside to the sound of cultured chatter and clinking champagne flutes.
They are turned out at dawn.
Khallad, in fact, had already been turned down in April 1999, at about the same time that Hazmi and Mihdhar acquired their U.S. visas in Saudi Arabia.
