on about

I love women, but I had seldom been plagued by the debilitating kind of love other men went on about till it was just nauseating .

She was carrying on about not getting anything done that day since they were due to move out of their apartment by that next Friday.

I could go on and on about this, but my 4-year-old wants me to help him build a fort with the boxes piled up in our new living room.

I am old now. I may tend to go on about nothing, but I feel I know something about Truth: Old Age is a vast world, full of opportunity.

I swear I don't want to go home and listen to Ma take on about us being expelled . It isn't as if this was the first time.

What you on about? I saw something on the news. Was that you? !

Brett . Isn't tomorrow the last day of that class you've been teaching ? You know , the one with the awesome babe you keep going on about ?

Don't bitch about your current boss, go on about how happy you are to leave or do other things that might leave things on a sour note.

Graphology focuses on about the meaning of appearance of your letters, not about the great or not-so-great sentence you've strung together.

"Drugs are everywhere, " he said, adding that he lived on about $20 a week.

It's easy to fall into the trap of wanting to talk on and on about your problem, question, new product etc.

Finally, as she went on and on about her dissatisfaction with a purchase she had made, he politely interrupted her.

As he rambled on, about himself, his past life, the wind rose up against the cottage like the prodding of a giant hand.

For that reason alone, I encourage you to set up your code statically and let users know early on about possible problems.

Prescher, an American who now calls Ecuador home, said he and his wife live comfortably on about $1, 300 a month -- for everything.

She's always groaning on about how much work she has to do.

Her eyes welling, Ms. Ravanal said they go on and on about how frightened they have felt since the earthquake.

She went on and on about how much she loved it.

I'm running around the world blabbering on about using the 'I' perspective but I don't know if I've ever really explained what that means.

And I'm trying to watch the game, but you're yapping on about your new clothes!

That might tack on about $2, 000 to the cost of changing to natural gas, bringing the total bill for a switch up to about $8, 000.

I differed with him on [about] that point.

As if new moms don't have enough to worry about, the debate rages on about the best way to feed newborns.

The next day, you probably heard those test subjects at the coffee shop going on and on about how biased the press is against their guy.

While I'm here and going on about bad porn, let's go back to the title I talked about at the beginning of this editorial.

I could go on about this at great length, but I won't.

Sorry if I seem to ramble on and on about my daily life.

Recently brother always called him ' the miser ' said he was reluctant to use even a paper Cup, this is going on about?

While Ted went on and on about the technical details he had picked up from the book, Dan offered only a few tentative comments.

He went on and on about his wife and family. On and on he went about his wife and family.

In the background, a reporter chatters on about the Vice President's possible running mates for her Presidential campaign.

Some tiny inebriate, he like a baby last smiled and rattled on about the past, also stand up by waving his hands.

His fishing line with two hooks, are often able to catch on about the two, I figured a little, fast 45 seconds when one can catch on.

We met a group of our friends at a local cafe, and I jabbered on about the possibility of my move.

I stuck around to see how long it would take, but they went on and on about it forever so I finally gave up and left.

Last time I saw him he went on and on about how he had been promoted twice in six weeks.

In order not to appear fanatical by carrying on about global warming, waste and poverty, I'll share a bit about wearing out common goods.

It got a little wearying to the soul to watch these Bible Thumping wannabes rant on about the sickness of our evil "secular" society.

I wish I could go on about SOAP, but it's a broad topic so I'll let you hit the books and search engines if you're curious.

In such a world, economic commentators would no longer bang on about global imbalances and would have to find a different subject.

Everyone in the office was careful not to let on about the party planned for their manager's birthday.

One may be conscious of fear, but not altogether aware of the danger which is going on about him.

Do stop chattering on about the weather when I'm trying to read.

After a woman answered, I babbled on about how I thought I had found my life's calling and could she send me information.

All her friends and relatives just went on and on about her youthful beauty!

Old Phoebe tried on about twenty pairs, and each time the poor guy had to lace one shoe all the way up.

Note that this meta-analysis was performed on about 14 thousand participants from other studies.

Some of these young chaps are so busy contemplating their own navels they don't realize there's a world going on about them.

New York City alone is thought to have lost out on about $850m.

drawing these strange symbols and babbling on about some giant ice man that he thought he'd discovered.

He also goes on about his life in Birmingham and the parties they throw and the trouble that is all part of every day training.

We have broad agreement in Congress on about 80 percent of what we're trying to do.

At Everton the coaches always used to go on about having a picture. 'See the game, ' they'd say.

The Swiss people vote around four times a year on about 20 issues at a national level .

However, its leaders still drone on about the need to dissolve the lower house. They see that as their quickest route back to power.

EUROPEANS have learned to let their attention drift when Brussels starts droning on about "process" .

He rattled on about safety at his plants: an important subject, but hardly what one would expect to be his main preoccupation.

A year on, about 120 students are enrolled in morning, evening and weekend lessons.

While there is no time frame, most analysts reckon on about a decade and many assume mergers and acquisitions will be a necessary prop.

The old woman rattled on about this and that.

You can't go on about morals when you're making up to Adam like that.

Undeterred, Brezhnev rambled on about its historical importance for the United States and the Soviet Union.

I could go on and on about this.

She kept on and on about that, and then she said, "Does that quality run in the family? "

I just rung my Japanes. e friend to. make sure he was okay after the Tsunami and all he did was go on about his social life. '

I don't like football. I don't like men who go on about their football teams. I don't like cheesy exhortations. I don't understand Latin.

I can keep writing on and on about my feelings for you and how true they are.

"I think I must have tried on about 50 wedding dresses now, " she said.

He went on about some primitive Uzbec-or-something writings that were to prove something. I don't remember.

And the whole time, Dustin went on and on about how he was being picked on, how nobody was backing him up, how everybody was against him.

The course of Xu's artistic creation has been very consistent, with each stage harping on about ruminations of a different kind.

She expostulated with her husband on [about] his habit of smoking in bed.

Luther: Nekhorvich was a molecular biologist. Why was he going on about an old Greek myth?

Take Adam away, as Ian Holloway has said on about a thousand occasions, and Blackpool are not the same team.

Speculation rumbled on about an alleged leak of company secrets at Renault related to its electric-car technology.

The Emergency Room, Ross is still going on about his first night with Carol.

He developed the business model that put the Windows operating system on about ninety percent of the world's one billion PCs.

In order to show that he was an eloquent speaker, the young man talked on and on about all irrelevant matters.

Yes, you can still find some photographers who dither on about grain in a photo, but they probably haven't dusted their specs in years.

Canadians: Prattle on about how some of those great Americans were once Canadian.

A certain 61-year-old white male with a habit of waffling on about the old days, falling asleep in public and turning puce when crossed.

On YouTube there is a clip of her banging on about her business that has been watched by just 300 people.

Where's all this global warming you're always on about, ha ha!

He fumes on about the problems of the coffee industry, and what he calls a grievous oversupply of substandard beans.

Asked about energy, Gordon Brown has tended to waffle on about his (unfulfilled) ambitions for renewable energy.

After school time, on about a couple of students in a classroom inside a bag of dried mango chewing it.

In the world of journalism, meanwhile, some hard thinking is going on about how to stop abuse of the air waves.

But she's going on and on about it, and I'm like, put this woman in a home already!

I wish people wouldn't go on about their holidays so much.

he would talk unprompted, rambling on about his Service.

I quite agree with you on (about) that point.

about all the stuff you were prattling on about .

Yes , yes ! I admit I was wrong in not keeping you informed of my plans. But please don't go on about it.

I've been banging on about this like I can't believe.

He found his band from the taverns and grogshops of Bridgetown , and ended up signing on about seventy destitute seamen.

For instance, whereas American Democrats typically bang on about policies, Republicans tell a story about America.

Eg. He rattle on about his job , not noticing how bored she was .

And don't women share too much, yammering on about their husbands to friends, co-workers and sometimes even strangers?

Barr goes on to accuse Voight and the Jolie-Pitts of racism, refers to Obama as the "brown man" and spits on about 50% of America.

He is always running on about his tax problems.

he rattled on about his job , not noticing how bored she was.

People who bang on about their possessions are considered much less likeable than those who talk about their holiday adventures.

And - don't go on about his height would you? Those comments will be removed.

Kate sat there in silence just listening to Mrs. Wilson go on and on about the approaching events.

She was drivelling on about her friends at school.

She was going on and on about how it would end up on your finger.

She listened to me running on about books and authors, valuable and rare editions I had found and sold.

Royal Mail usually takes on about 20, 000 staff in November and December to help cope with the increased volume of mail.

Brooks: I talked to Alonzo earlier today and he was going on and on about how Penny is in tremendous shape.

Earlier this year, it also cut the prices on about 40% of its items by as much as a third.

Every now and then I'm enjoying a dish and someone across the table from me starts rattling on and on about how horrible it is.

The pop star suffered third-degree burns on about 40% of her body.

This is obviously not a dust orb, LOL. I could go on and on about the detail of this pic.

During that year-long visit, the doctors of the flying hospital operated on about 800 patients who were blind or had serious eye diseases.

When a company starts banging on about its mastery of costs, normally it is a sign that sales are flagging.

Yeah, she goes on and on about him and pays no attention to anybody else.

What turns you on about this guy?

My grandfather still harps on about the death of his youngest son.

And everyone is going on about their daily work, nothing extraordinary, which is impressive.

They are trading on low valuation multiples (especially compared with China's domestic banks, valued on about five to seven times book).

The taxi driver is going on about new fuel cells coming out shortly.

Don't confuse confidence with vanity -- if you're going on and on about yourself, we're not coming back for seconds.

She rambled on about her bitter experiences.

It made little difference going on about skills, abilities and the positive events they'd been responsible for.

Conservative politicians in particular like to natter on about family values.

That's why Cole in his book still goes on about his love for Arsenal.

They start to think early on about their place in the world and how they can make a difference in the world.

CLUBS are all too often full of people prattling on about things they no longer know about.

Old-timers droned on about their sex addictions, their divorces, how fat they'd gotten on red velvet cake.

Why do we go on and on about individuality being the very essence of who we are.

Susan: She's been going on about getting jewellery for weeks. She'll be over the moon. They'll be her favourite present, I'm sure.

So what have all these artists and record labels been going on about, complaining about what a dire state the music industry is in?

The journey that Valencia in particular had to make from Venezuela, I think he's been on about six planes!

That preliminary estimate was based on about 40% of the data ultimately used to compile GDP.

What really made the French giggle about Sanford was his need to babble on about his feelings.

Ted went on and on about the technical details he had picked up from the book.

They wash and wax them, go on and on about them - some even adorn them with furry dice.

That's the way I've felt over the past week whenever I've watched President Obama or his minions harp on about creating jobs.

She's always going on about her various problems.

More recently, Jackson begins to play nice but does not let on about whether Odom will be a starter.

He too had fallen in love, mooning and carrying on about the beautiful Henry girl, and sending her atrocious poems.

The old lady kept bumbling on about something, but nobody could understand her.

Smith said: "It's something I've been going on about for a long time because we've needed wingers desperately. "

The more European voters balk at economic reform, the more politicians yammer on about values.

If you keep ranting on about trees, you're going to give away our position.

I've heard a lot of wine trade folk over the years yakking endlessly on about "Innovation! "

She chattered on and on about her recent trip.

People close to the situation estimate that 'Dragon' will play on about 5% fewer 3-D screens than last weekend.

The debate is now on about what the new regulation will look like.

But taking pride in one's country and wittering on about its greatness are different things.

I'm sorry, here I am rambling on about hills and grass and you had something you wanted to say.

The GRE General Test will be administered on computer on about thirty test dates worldwide.

Come, we'd best hear what that priest is going on about.

invokes father hunger goes on about exploring his feminine side , his inner me.

She was going on and on about a man that had recently entered the room and how he was supposedly the "male incarnate" of myself.

But what really turns me on about technology is not just the ability to get more songs on mp3 players.

A maculopapular rash is common beginning on about day 3 in patients with chikungunya, especially so in children.

The indignant passenger took on about the rudeness of the bus conductor.

Obama railed on about "America's century-long addiction to fossil fuels. "

Months later, when I next met the author, he was still going on about the two of us setting off in the rib.

It is likely they will pick up on your most humiliating moment and bang on about it mercilessly.

The middle-aged man who goes on and on about how malaria deaths can be reduced, or the scourge of H.

She rambled on about her children.

Ralstonia solanacearum can cause bacterial wilt on about 200 diverse plants including many economically important crops.

In corporate banking, they have jointly worked on about $3bn worth of deals, though there is no formal tie-up.

Mary babbled on and on about her new ring.

Donaghy has admitted betting on about half the games he officiated for three seasons, beginning in 2003.

e. g. He's always going on about his working class background.

And there were debates going on about immigration.

I know you don't like my smoking, but there's no need to go on about it.

Eg. He really loves sport! He always goes on about soccer and basketball!

She clatteredon and on about her children.

"It's because she's always carrying on about the poor, " I explain to a friend over drinks one night.

unhappy families are all the same, and tend to bang on about it.

As my friend raves on about her new love, I've taken a good look at my old one.

Don't prattle on about your new car for 10 minutes oblivious to your surroundings.

The result is a sequel to their 2006 portrait of the lives of those living on about $1 a day.

Above all, it should not have banged on about platforms for accelerating growth.

We host applications by ourselves on about 400 servers, which are a Linux based 64bit environment.

I know how you feel, but there's no need to go on and on about it.

Time magazine says there is a "scientific debate" going on about whether animals commit suicide. What a load of poppycock!

I wish you wouldn't harp on about it all the time.

American Expresstypically cuts the credit limit on about 4% of its members in any given year.

He went on and on about his job all evening.

He's banging on about his trip to America all morning.

The old man rambled on about his youth.

Please stop carrying on about your job assignment!

They soon lose interest in everything going on about them.

China, on about $7, 500 and growing fast, is approaching the income level when democratic change often begins.

You keep going on about how great Liverpool and Scousers are.

So I've prayed on about these insecurity weeds that need pulling in my soul garden.

The salesman led us on about the quality of the product so that I would buy it.

People gushing on and on about their amazing love life?

The user "User Name" has valid SPN information on about ten different servers.

Microsoft is estimated to run on about 90 percent of all laptops and desktops in the world.

However, its leaders still drone on about the need to dissolve the lower house.

Eg: We wish to get from you more information on(about) the item.

She's been going on about getting jewellery for weeks.

He talked on about his travel in the forest.

Does this mean a wider scope of probe going on about the espionage case?

It's my sister as usually. She called and just went on and on about how miserable she is being single.

Exposure Drafts on about 30 standards have since been published.

The girls prattled on about their clothes.

Start with consumers. China's internet users are younger than the Westerners who first logged on about 20 years ago.

I hope now the media can drop this endless harping on about the nightmares of Istanbul.

When you ramble on about topics it is more likely that you are losing your audience.

Q: So, what's this offside thing they keep going on about?

Don't babble on about your dissatisfactions whenever there is a chance to show your discontent.

Sheep yeah, the CCP never lies, what are u on about? ?

Bud, stop carrying on about your tummy ache like that.

rambling on and on about changing her life.

And they just went on about their business, totally unfazed.

He was cracking on about having colour TV.

Imagine someone chattering on about something when it suddenly becomes clear what it they are really conveying.

What if, in fact, you wanted to visit the city on about $100 a day?

She always drones on about high prices.

A lot of discussion is going on about the accessibility of HTML5.

Rather than waxing on about the theory, we look at specific situations.

The debate rages on about women and money.

Prudential trades on about 1 times embedded value.

Then I went on about how I doubted I could ever help the world as an actor.

He was on about the 5th step, when we heard a horrible crashing sound from the kitchen.

Microsoft, by contrast, runs on about 90 percent of the world's PCs.

supported on about 600 concrete columns.

Who has the patience to listen to some high school student ramble on about his teachers?

Drunk and grumbling on about how I can't sing.

Why didn't you tell me that when I was going on and on about how great it was gonna be?

Did you hear the way she rambled on about the animals, pretending that they talked?

Drunk and rumbling on about how I can't sing.

Remarks on "About the grammatical structure of Chinese"

Currently there is information on about a million tracks.

Growing Power has a series of greenhouses on about 1 hectare of land in the city.

Some rural women like to get together to prattle on about the village gossip.

Carrie went on and on about how she couldn't believe I would date a frat boy, that I was better than that, etc.

Don't start on about him not having a job.

On Jan. 1 this year, they dropped to zero on about 90% of their trade.

I just thought, What is everyone going on about?

You can't say she is carrying on about nothing at all.

I know I am gushing and chattering on and on about how cool he is, but you'll have to excuse me.

What turns me on about the digital age, what excited me personally, is that you have closed the gap between dreaming and doing.

'She's always banging on about how ordinary she is, ' explains one Kate-hater.

my hand would cramp up long before I caught up with what the speaker was going on about.

She's forever going on about how poor they are.

But until now, China has preferred to bang on about what the west must do rather than say what it will contribute.

He was drivelling on about the meaning of life.

Stop harping on about it!

Still, an office of only 10 people has worked on about 3, 000 cases over 10 years, once they have been evaluated locally.

Joy kept yacking (on) about the wedding.

You should hear the way he goes on about his.

I don't know what you're on about .