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Sparrows were hopping about on the lawn.

Women hobble about on walking frames.

Objects about 25 centimeters across are resolved on this image spanning about one kilometer.

Some leaves were floating about on the river.

The gains and losses are about on a par.

The lunar gravity is about one-sixth that on earth.

Feder came into sight, wobbling about on an old bicycle.

So are the motions of a little vessel without ballast tossed about on a stormy sea.

The casks rolling about on the desk knocked against one another.

any of various small insectivorous birds of the northern hemisphere that climb about on trees.

Don't fling your clothes about on the chair; hang them up.

If you know what your speech is about — and it should be about one thing — you should have an easy time deciding on an opening.

Being engaged is all about going to cake tastings, being forced to have an opinion on centerpieces, and answering "how did you propose" about one billion times.