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Example sentences for "each about"

  • I then ordered Alcides to take one of the axes and cut thirty rollers, each about 5 ft.

  • The four lower joints are nearly equal in length, each about twice as long as each of the first two joints.

  • The four middle joints are equal in length, each about twice as long as each of the two first and of the two last joints.

  • Length of the four middle joints, each about 0.

  • On each edge of the board, at the lower end, are fastened two pieces of strap iron, each about 1 ft.

  • The main spar should also be made of two pieces of strong cane, each about 9-1/2 ft.

  • When the pens are all fastened two pieces of metal are provided, each about 1 in.

  • The bottom of the rod is bent and two pieces of aluminum foil, each about 1/4 in.

  • There are about seven flowers on each stem, in a loose cluster, each about an inch across and handsomer than their relations in the East.

  • This ancient bridge spans the river Couze with two arches, each about 14 feet wide.

  • A) Suspend two wires, each about an inch long (Fig.

  • Two pieces of newspaper, each about 4 in.

  • Cut out 2 pieces of T P, each about 1/4 inch square.

  • Scrape the insulation from 4 pieces of copper wire, each about 8 in.

  • A range of four wooden cisterns, each about 7 or 8 feet square, and 4 feet deep, is provided.

  • A number of univalve shells, each about 1 inch in length, perforated at the apex in two places, as if for suspension in the form of a necklace or ornamental border.

  • In the open air the irregular bright crimson blossoms, each about 6 inches across, appear about August, and never fail to attract attention.

  • The brilliant crimson blossoms, each about 2 inches across, appear from September to November, and consequently often get spoiled by the weather unless protected.


    • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "each about" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    each cake; each commune; each community; each company; each compartment; each course; each glass; each group; each guest; each hour; each individual; each instance; each leaf; each lesson; each meal; each place; each pole; each student; each suit; each three; each valve; each week; each wheel; each year; shall take the liberty; spiritual consciousness