how about

[haʊ əˈbaʊt]

Use 'how about' in a sentence:

1. How about going out on the town tonight?
2. How about playing soccer?
3. How about doctors themselves?
4. How about your future?
5. 'Something to drink?' — 'No, thanks,' said Michael. He glanced at Wilfred. 'How about you?'
6. How about staying at Bart's overnight?
7. I don't have much know - how about engines.
8. How about jack? we can't just leave him here.
9. How about the microwave?
10. How about some noodles?
11. The twins made their appearance at three o'clock. How about that? Spot on time.
12. How about a game of tennis?' suggested Alan. 'That'll take your mind off things.'
13. How about using Wechat?
14. Say, how about going to a movie tonight?
15. A: Then how about the ticket price?
16. How about the roast lamb with mint sauce?
17. How about vegetarian dishes?
18. How about your experience?
19. Better yet, how about what one Hunter College professor reportedly did recently for her final exam.
20. "Well," he said. "How about this: you do some research first and then come back to me with a design."
21. How about the dessert?
22. "Something to drink?" — "No, thanks," said Michael. He glanced at Wilfred. "How about you?"
23. So, next time you go out to have dinner with your family or friends, how about not taking photos of food?
24. Are your products and services competitive? How about marketing?
25. How about studying together?
26. How about sports shows?
27. "How about a game of tennis?" suggested Alan. "That'll take your mind off things."
28. How about other languages?
29. How about a cup of coffee?
30. How about a nice sing-along around the piano?
31. And how about you? Very good.
32. You want Jeannie to make the appointment for you? How about the end of next week?
33. How about the fireworks?
34. "How about having a phone out here?"— 'Not likely!'
35. How about jack? We can't just leave him here.
36. How about a stroll in the park? Nothing too strenuous.
37. How about some pancakes?
38. How about Wednesday afternoon?
39. How about going hiking?
40. Tomorrow will be sunny. How about going to Mount Gu for a picnic?
41. Well, I enjoyed that. How about you two?
42. How about going skating?
43. How about you having a try?
44. How about pepping up plain tiles with transfers?
45. How about people there?
46. How about Ruth? Have you heard from her?
47. Well, how about Tuesday?
48. How about Frank? Great.
49. How about staying at bart's over night?
50. What a pity! Given more time, you could visit more places of interest. How about the food there?
51. How about transportation?
52. How about a bite of lunch?
53. Anna: Sure. How about singing a song for him?
54. How about staying for lunch? just potluck.
55. How about going shopping and seeing a show in London?
56. How about having a phone out here?' — 'Not likely!'
57. I'm not going. How about you?
58. How about playing games?
59. But how about a little reverse psychology? Playing hard-to-get is known to be more effective than begging.
60. Ken: Yes. How about you?
61. How about French toast?
62. How about those ones over there?
63. How about something romantic?