Sentence examples for to mean about from inspiring English sources

That's going to mean about 13 weekends".

But what that is supposed to mean about marriage is anybody's guess.

Plato describes Parmenides as about sixty-five years old and Socrates, with whom he converses in the first part of the dialogue, as "quite young then," which is normally taken to mean about twenty.

Plato describes Parmenides as about sixty-five years old, Zeno as nearly forty, and Socrates, with whom they converse, as "quite young then," which is normally taken to mean about twenty.

That would seem to mean about 5percentt of the group was engaged in wrongdoing.

'In epistemology, the prefix meta- is used to mean about (its own category)', and thus, metadata is data about the data, or in our case, describing the context of data (41).

When you write about the workplace, that tends to mean articles about love at work.

They used it to mean "messing about with machines".

Some candidates misinterpret that to mean, "Tell me about your thesis work".

Take a look at the above video to see what I mean about the sound.

I'm looking for new language now to describe what I mean about women and power.