Sentence examples for wearing about from inspiring English sources

A Romney delegate from Oklahoma, wearing about six Paul buttons and badges, said that the rules had decided her vote — she'd been hoping it would turn out differently.

It was as if he couldn't go anywhere without encountering, as he does in his poem, "A Treaty on Poetry", "The Spirit of History... out walking", wearing "About his neck a chain of severed heads".

I'm not," though she is in fact wearing about an acre of lingerie, and sliding down a long pink slope: a lubricious tribute to "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend," from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," although Cruz is hellbent on highlighting her rear, whereas Marilyn Monroe was too busy stuffing her tongue in her cheek.

Sometime club promoter Tom was a VICE What Are You Wearing about 18 months ago, when he'd just left school.

It was hot backstage, we were all wearing about six layers (for me that included pantyhose, a turtleneck, a suit and tie, facial hair, a wig cap, and a wig).

"You're mine!" she yelled, before dragging me by the sleeve into a smaller group of people, where a tall dude wearing about eight strings of Mardi Gras beads was writing names on people's shirts monikers like Cumjunkie Chris and Peter Peter Pussy Eater.

(Campbell wears about four pounds).

O'Toole and other box lacrosse goalies wear about 50 pounds of protective equipment.

Ms. Hoffman's Grandma, for example, wears "about 20 or 30 different items" to make her look 100.

We had to wear about 80 layers of clothes; I could hardly lift my arms from the weight of them.

A jewelry designer, she generally wears about 20 bangles on each wrist and necklaces as long as jump-ropes.