"crest about" is not a grammatically correct phrase or part of a sentence in written English.
It is possible that you may have meant to type "chest about," which is a colloquial expression meaning to puff up one's chest in a boastful or proud manner. However, even this phrase is not commonly used in written English and may be considered informal or sloppy. It would be better to use a more standard phrase such as "puff out one's chest" or "stand proudly." Example: John couldn't help but puff out his chest when his daughter proudly showed off the medal she had won at her school's science fair.
For the TENS and TENS + SS sessions, 30 minutes (complete duration of phases 2 and 3) of TENS was administered at the midline posterior nuchal region (1.5 cm lateral to the seventh cervical vertebra spinous process) and right Zusanli acupoint (located 1 finger breadth lateral to the tibial anterior crest, about 4 finger widths below the knee).
They bought their house in Wildwood Crest about 16 years ago.
Price's hit on the crest about 20 feet away and spun back in".
The Red River is rising in Fargo, N.D., and is expected to crest about 22 feet above flood stage.
The great seasonal migration of New York's summer-camp-age population to tents and cabins in fresher air than the city affords is at its crest about now.
A more hopeful update followed from officials who said that improving conditions mean the reservoirs are expected to crest about one to three feet lower than expected.
He placed himself, his housecarls, and his other trained troops around his standard at the summit of the ridge (where the high altar of Battle Abbey was later placed), grouping his other troops along the crest for about 400 yards (365 metres) westward and about 200 yards (about 180 metres) eastward, at which points the slope became steep enough to protect both flanks.
He added that experts predicted that the river would crest at about 31.5 feet early Saturday.
The river is expected to crest at about 46 feet Wednesday night, according to the National Weather Service.
The National Weather Service, meanwhile, predicted that the Tar river at Greenville would crest at about 24ft sometime during Wednesday.
That scenario results in a lake level that is above the dam's spillway crest only about half as many days in the future compared to historical frequencies.
