Sentence examples for the term about from inspiring English sources

Julia Sloane was recorded using the term about Michelle Blanchard, who is black, in an episode of Real Housewives of Auckland, due to be broadcast on Tuesday.

Just that this "Anzac" Test that may or may not have the backing of the RSL to use the term about the Australia and New Zealand Army Corps, is just, well.

The researchers point out that politicians have bandied the term about for years, but have not thought to measure it though it is less woolly than the (no less bandied-about) idea of "sustainable development".Mr Esty and his researchers sorted through 67 separate variables that it reckoned could influence environmental sustainability, ranging from sulphur dioxide in the air to corruption.

It refers to itself, with a hint of salaciousness, as "MoFo," and it doesn't shy from the term: "About MoFo".

I assume the violation came from the term about not posting pics on Facebook of a young women's vagina lips quite so clearly outlined.

But in the dialogue between her campaign and the Reform and Independence parties, she basically wanted to dictate the terms about running on our line.

Similarly, 40% described the younger group as resourceful and 42% helpful, but only 25%and26%6% respectively used the terms about those aged 75-plus.

"You've always heard the term bandied about".

This prevents lenders from possibly having guarantees in the short term about the return of debt using operating cash flow.

"Last week we had a very funny conversation about how we both enjoy the term 'fannying about'.

The strong nonlinearity of the system and the singularity of the viscosity term bring about difficulties.