Sentence examples for best at about from inspiring English sources

"Your enzymes work best at about 99 or 100 degrees, which is why you usually warm up before you exercise," Professor Martin said.

I found the bagels best at about 3am, when the bakeries were gearing up for the breakfast rush, but then the fact I was fresh from a bar may have swayed my judgement.

Chimpanzees, for example, have been shown to hear best at about 1,000 hertz and 8,000 hertz, so humans' greater sensitivity to mid-range frequencies can be seen as an evolutionary adaptation to speech.

What's more, the new BZY cells work best at about 500°C, the sweet spot temperature targeted by the fuel cell industry.

The laser works best at about -265 degrees Celsius, and commercial applications usually require -195 degrees Celsius--the boiling temperature of cheaply available liquid nitrogen--if not room temperature.

He became a fixture on television shows, and although he tried various schemes to lose weight — at times he took off more than 100 pounds on a diet — he remained rotund, saying he felt best at about 350 pounds.

Only later on could I write what I knew I was best at writing about".

But they are best at griping about the government.At the CBI's annual conference this week, the list of complaints about Britain's declining competitiveness was long.

For instance, cranberries grow best at a level of about 4.2 - 5.0, while gooseberries, currants, and elderberries grow best at a level of about 5.5 - 6.5.

But politics at its best is about highlighting differences and bringing about change in the public interest.

"I'm best at tennis; how about that?" she said.