Sentence examples for was about leaving from inspiring English sources

"Greg got that the first movie was about leaving the world of stripping and looking at its dark underbelly," said Carolin.

Nantucket was about leaving conspicuous consumption behind.

We went to services the other night, and the rabbi's sermon was about leaving a legacy.

With the Rita Ora one, it was about leaving in as little of the original track as I could get away with.

To my ears at the time, it was as much a novel about making a home on the road as it was about leaving your home it behind.

Their revelation that the C.I.A. was asked to provide a range of options so late in Mr. Bush's presidency is an indication of how worried the administration was about leaving office with Iran's program still under way and relatively unimpeded.

Rajan was about leave Madras in anticipation of the bombings.

It's about leaving life behind to have fun.

It's about leaving your mark while you live.

"Club culture is about leaving your cares behind, and I am trying to create that environment.

It would serve as an epilogue to "American Graffiti," whose running theme is about leaving Modesto.