Sentence examples for for someone about from inspiring English sources
Her smile and her compliments were fit for someone about to be crowned.
For someone about to pick two up at the store, I didn't even know what a bat stretcher looked like.
After a solitary Test in 2008 against India he was parachuted in for last summer's Ashes (surely a dangerous operation for someone about to be 36).
Applying textbook techniques for building up a balanced portfolio more stable bonds for someone about to retire, more volatile equities for a younger investor, and so on the algorithm suggests a mix of assets to invest in.
Last weekend he was in Ottawa promoting hockey trading cards, and this weekend he was in British Columbia for junior games in Kamloops and Vancouver and a Canucks-Red Wings game – a pretty tough schedule for someone about to turn 84.
[via Twitter[b]: JUDITH: couldnt see her face but from the dress, no CRESSIDA LEYSHON: It seems very suitable for someone about to enter a smothering existence within the royal family (while also giving the illusion of transparency of the modern royals).
No one had an English word for someone who goes about on foot until 1791, when William Wordsworth coined the noun.
It's easy to get out of hand with buying gifts for someone you care about, but remember it's the thought that counts.
Good shape for someone of about 83.
Which is helpful for someone writing about how people actually are and how they feel.
As he describes playing it, he could as easily be mistaken for someone talking about eating a craved food.
