"container about" is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is likely a mistranslation or error. Instead, you can use "information about" or "details about" in a sentence, such as: "The brochure contains important information about the company's products."
Each looks like a mass of pipes, tubes and valves leading to and from a cylindrical container about the size of minibus, all contained in an L-shaped steel frame.
A preacher, Julius Koiyet, said that before the big blast, he saw three men throw a tin container about 12 inches long towards the embassy.
Devices exist that would allow cargo companies to scan for explosives every container about to be loaded into the hold of an airplane, even without unloading the containers.
Servings per container: About 1. Nuances of the epicurean experience that simply can't be reduced to data on an F.D.A.-mandated sticker: Infinite.
Grooming consists of an excited wriggle in a metal container about the size of a shoebox, filled with a specially purchased ash-like dust.
It won't look like much on the outside — just a massive cylindrical metal container, about 21 feet long and 15 feet in diameter.
Each participant was given a standard plastic container containing about 1 g boric acid as a preservative.
The Stevenson operations, which make corrugated boxes and containers, employ about 1,200 people, the companies said.
As a guide, for a container of about 4 10oz, use about 2 pounds of palm wax.
A woman carrying two full twenty-five-litre containers — about six and a half gallons each — smiled at me as she walked up to her car.
Prototypes developed by Hitachi store their methanol supply in disposal containers about the size and shape of a conventional AA battery.
