Sentence examples for indians were about from inspiring English sources

But it is clear that no one from the C.I.A. told Richardson that the Indians were about to explode five nuclear devices in the Rajasthan desert, which is what they did less than a month after the delegation left South Asia.

Meanwhile the Indians were about to win the World Series and our newly-formed Browns were practically inventing the modern game of football.

Both major ethnic groups, blacks and East Indians, are about equal in number and coexist without strife.

But in the last 20 years, he said, studies have shown that Indians are about twice as prone to coronary artery disease as Americans.

With incorporation certificate in hand, Alex was confident the last piece of his visa puzzle, namely attaining a five-year authorisation to work to improve the quality of life for Indians, was about to fall into place.

Bill Twelvetrees, 74, a civil engineer from Canada, said the Indians were irrational about development and unrealistic about how one lodge would help an entire tribe.

Shapiro said the idea for Snow Days began percolating about 15 years ago, when the Indians were brainstorming about ways to use their new ballpark.

If the Indians were dreaming about a late comeback, Pedroia's three-run double in the eighth crushed those thoughts.

The Cleveland Indians were worried about seeing Soriano do this again and maybe even again after that.

Ms Swaraj said she told Mr Kerry and his officials that Indians were "angry" about the alleged spying.

The Indians were concerned about the number of troops, but news that the Americans were in retreat from the city of Quebec emboldened them to act.