Sentence examples for the expression about from inspiring English sources

The slogan is reminiscent of the expression about daytime drinking — "It's 5 o'clock somewhere".

It's very, very difficult — I'm sure you're familiar with the expression about locking the barn door — so they can talk and ask and threaten, but there isn't a lot of legal authority there about what's happened in the past, and that includes the decisions to award these bonuses.

The expression about a boot on BP's throat, for example, would be atypical of Mr. Obama; his spokesman, Robert Gibbs, expropriated the colorful imagery from Ken Salazar, the interior secretary.

And his editors didn't tell him, at the very least, "Can't you write a headline without that old cliché?" Ben Zimmer, the language columnist for The Boston Globe, said the expression — about a rupture in something — comes from Middle English and has no Chinese roots.

This mathematical relationship may be regarded as the extension of the expression about the relationship between the maximum nominal stress and the porosity for these materials under uniaxial tensile and compressive loads.

But you know the expression about common sense not being so common?

Thus, we can derive the time-domain expression about by the help of the IFFT, given as (7).

Moreover, the expressions about the upper bound of stochastic settling time are explicitly proposed.

And this process can be seen as ② in Figure 2. The expressions about the signal being added ZP is shown as x zp = 0, …, 0, x 0, …, x N − N c − 1, 0, …, 0 T (35) Figure 2 ZP-SC-FrFDE system.

NRF2 is a master regulator of the antioxidant response that controls the expression of about 250 genes.

Depletion of the H3K27 HMT Ezh2 in human fibroblasts altered by more than 1.2-fold the expression of about 350 genes, of which about 10% were direct targets.