carry something about

I don't want to carry them about all the time.

"Which means we can only carry about a hundred of them."

It is being carried by about 600 of the department's 26,000 officers.

They often carried a sense of national pride about the development project.

And for a long time I was saving those, because they just seemed to carry so much information about the moment.

The buses carry about 15 percent of the city's 1.1 million public school children each day.

It'll be me carrying on about your mother that's done this.

She said her company carried about 250,000 passengers a year.

By 2010, it is expected to carry about 98,000 vehicles a day.

He carried a sword about the same size as himself.

It makes my mouth water when I think of that roll he carried about with him.

He had to be carried about from room to room.

Just sitting and looking into space, or just carrying about on their own.

Do not take more than you can conveniently carry about.

Three guns would be just too much to carry about.

Clouds these are without water, carried about by winds.

That kind of technology isn't the sort of thing people carry about in their heads.

I said a small pistol that you carry about in your handbag.

The young leave the pouch at around 42 days, although they may cling to the mother's fur and be carried about after this age.

Easy to take, easy to make, and easy to carry about without being caught.