Sentence examples for umbrella about from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, a toothless barefoot man holds a Burberry umbrella (about $200).

The bottom of it consists of a sun shade, an umbrella about the size of a tennis court.

McGuire works in many styles here; Edward Gorey was an inspiration for "Flamingo Umbrella," about a flamingo and an umbrella getting up to all kinds of trouble.

Those rules are that 1) the wrestlers should be in their late 50s and look alarmingly close to death, 2) all wrestling should take place in a regional leisure centre's disused badminton court, and 3) every match should teeter permanently on the brink of being disrupted by an overzealous old lady climbing into the ring from the audience and angrily waving her umbrella about.

"Syria has largely disappeared from the Internet," writes security firm, Umbrella, about the abrupt traffic stop today.

Self is shortlisted for the first time for Umbrella, about an epidemic of encephalitis lethargica after World War I which killed almost a million people.

They scooped up 20 large umbrellas, about $20 each, just in case.

Stewart noted that "from a songwriter's standpoint, he just really made it more about the song, with the metaphors about umbrellas and about the weather versus what he had before".

"When all those women were fired like that, it had an enormous effect," said Denise Fuschs, a French activist who heads European Women's Lobby, an umbrella organization for about 3,000 feminist associations.

Umbrella was about how humanity brilliantly innovates; Shark is about how it constantly devastates.

As that discussion unfolds, we can find some umbrella ideas about what happened in 2013.