Preposition
apropos of
Concerning; with regard to; about; apropos; in relation to.
Also, apropos of nothing, an old review I wrote on USEnet is on Rotten Tomatoes (I guessed they scraped it back in the day), making me a professional reviewer, I suppose. Source: Internet
And, apropos of giving proper credit, OHP also pointed out to me that Casey (whose real name was Roger Awsumb) was not actually singing in the clip I linked to yesterday, but was probably lip-synching to the singing of Yogi Yorgesson or Stan and Doug. Source: Internet
He was reported as saying, apropos of nuclear war “If the worst came to the worse and half of mankind died the other half would remain while imperialism would be razed to the ground and the whole world would become socialist”. Source: Internet
And apropos of the owl, one last photo, of the truck with a snowplow attached (a common amenity here) which has just finished clearing the parking lot of the Snowy Owl Gallery next door. Source: Internet
But the has reached for the hatchet, just as it did in 2017, when apropos of nothing it told “£30,000-plus Rashford spends annually on car insurance” and how he “splashed out £14,500 on a Rolex Santos wristwatch for his mother Melanie’s birthday”. Source: Internet
“I’m really interested in the civil rights movement,” my eldest daughter said to me one day, apropos of nothing. Source: Internet