Sentence examples for timing about from inspiring English sources
It is about timing, about waiting.
He goes on to say that her ballad from the new album, "The Sea & the Shore" written with Robby Hecht and performed with Grammy-nominated John Fullbright, is "a song about attraction, about patience and timing, about want and need and consequence.
In a sense the entire show is about time, or timing: about artists whose lives ended too soon, or who are waiting to be discovered, or who are now coming into their own, as in the case of several quite young "Greater New York" artists Ms. Shao has included, like Sam Lewitt, Nick Mauss, Dave Miko and the poet Tan Lin.
Discussions have to happen: about ideas, about goals, about timing, about roles, and about what has to happen next.
But there is a ferocious debate among knowledgeable analysts about timing, about how fast carbon prices should rise to significant levels.
In a separate interview, Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, said "there isn't any sense of timing" about when to force the inspection issue with Iraq.
But he's usually wrong about the timing, not about the concepts.
"Sometimes it's about timing.
His timing was just about perfect.
