Sentence examples for is about from from inspiring English sources

It's not always possible to tell what a song is about from the lyrics, but there's a booklet to explain that the pained Snow Is Falling is actually about the Yalta conference, which placed Poland under communist control.

Also the displacement range of vehicle compressor is about from 90cc to 180cc.

But "glamorous" is really not what Alzheimer's is about from the perspective of the patients and their families.

Since protons have a very strong electric field, they form such a charge of which the electric field is about from several to hundreds of V/cm.

And you'll get all information you need about what this class is about from a standpoint of syllabus; what's expected of you; the problem set schedule; the quiz schedule; and so on and so forth.

You can get an idea of what this is about from its Web site, which asserts that "by rolling your existing retirement funds into an iFinance plan you can invest in a small business or franchise inside your retirement plan … without tax penalties!" The strategies to do so and not run afoul of I.R.S. regulations are varied, but the main one is to start a business and have it adopt a 401(k) plan.

The elevation occupied by Qinghai spruce was about from 2600 m to 3400 m.

"That's what my life's been about, from the earliest days of Elektra.

"You can tell who the kids are and what they're about from the images".

So will she see what the fuss was about, from the audience this time?

Hence, there will be about from 30 to 100 minutiae instead of whole fingerprint image embedded in host video [6].