And other verses he made about Angus' house at Brugh na Boinn, but Finn made them all out.
A verse he made about a great army that he saw riding over the plains to victory, and robbing all before it, and the riders of it having no horses but plants and branches.
And as for us that stop here," he said, "let a wall of fire be made about us on the one side, and a wall of water on the other side.
The first of these is a Portuguese chart, made about 1504 by an unknown hand.
A Dutch map of the Delaware, made about 1656, has also been lost.
Hieronimo da Verrazano, the brother of the navigator, made about 1529 a large mappamundi, on which the discoveries of Giovanni are laid down.
The entry of the needle should be made about 1/4-1/3 of an inch from the raw edge (Fig.
The eyebrow having been shaved, an incision 2 inches long is made about in the line of the brow, and the skin is dissected down almost to the lid margin.
A second incision is made about 3 millimetres above this, and its extremities are curved downwards to join the first.
Other than the statement he made about brutality in the theatre, and other than the statements he made in the car about "Why are you treating me this way?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "made about" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
