Sentence examples for relate about from inspiring English sources

Wilson had already been south with Scott in 1901, and had much to relate about the Antarctic.

When the two first began talking after the trade, usually over barbecue, it was easy for them to relate — about their mutual respect for how the other handled the trials of last year and how both believed they were now focused on moving forward in their lives, and in their careers.

I think a lot of women can relate about their struggle -- or the "juggle".

Chances are, you and your teen can relate about sleepless nights and mood swings.

The book goes on to relate about women who are notable because they broke through ancient and seemingly permanent barriers.

"It is not permissible to quote a verse, or part of a verse, without thoroughly considering and comprehending everything that the Qur'an and Hadith relate about that point," the letter notes, undermining the group's legal theory.

What she has related about her own religious sensibility coincides with what she has written about Wilson's.

Little is known about his life, for the numerous anecdotes related about him are manifestly literary fabrications.

It began to separate from the other Scandinavian languages, to which it is closely related, about ad 1000.

Matsui also said he planned to ask Yankees left fielder Hideki Matsui, who is not related, about making the transition from the Japanese league to the major leagues.

Fong et al has shown that common design problems are related about cognition, perception, action, human robot interaction, and architecture [34].