"bully about" is not a correct phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase "brag about" instead. For example: He's always bragging about his new car.
Roosevelt would have said "bully" about this new restaurant.
Just as lecturing the noise bully about the Constitution wouldn't have persuaded him to move his air-conditioner, so a surge in neighborly decency won't solve political polarization.
Updated at 11.21am GMT 11.13am GMT 44th over: Australia 183-1 (Warner 94, Doolan 37) David Warner has had a stunning series, perhaps a career-defining one, and emphatically silenced those of us who thought there was an element of the flat-match-situation bully about him.
Nor did the impression there was a hint of school bully about him.
Several groups had been attempting to coax matter into becoming a BEC, but none succeeded until 1995, when Cornell and Wieman, physicists at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology, Boulder, used optical and magnetic traps to bully about bosonic rubidium atoms into forming a BEC.
Bringing up the rear is the bloviator-in-chief, Bill Donohue of the Catholic League, who has mastered the art of playground bully, about 50 years after he left school.
It also had an effect on the national conversation about bullying, about teen suicide, about coming out, about having straight allies.
"I have gay parents and I am Jewish so people had two things to bully me about," Gerry said.
Marshall had been bullied about his weight for years.
I also spoke to their schools about this, because I was concerned that they didn't get bullied about it.
Men who had finally achieved some kind of sexual freedom don't want to be bullied about their bodies.
