That would be about right, April 1952, did he join the service.
As we shall see later on, one of the big battles in the process of developing state school systems has come through the attempt of the State to substitute its own organization for this religious monopoly of instruction.
Syria, Egypt, Africa, and a portion of Asia Minor were overwhelmed by the Saracens in the seventh century and became Mohammedan, but Constantinople held out until 1453.
For instruction in the elements of learning we have the inner and outer monastery and convent schools, and, in connection with the churches, song schools, and chantry or stipendary schools.
And after that all through the case Twice gives out the statements the same way except that he doesn't bother to say, 'That's about right' any more.
Twenty-five years more for himself would be about right.
The centers, or whatever you are going to coat, should not be heated, but by merely leaving them set in the same room for awhile, they will be about right.
If by pressing your hand down on the batch it does not stick much, it is about right, but if it should stick, simply work in a little more cocoanut.
I guess the chopping knife will be about right to dig the charred wood out with.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "about right" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
