The phrase "a circuit round" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing a route or path that is circular or loops back to the starting point, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "We took a circuit round the park, enjoying the scenery before heading home."
Alternatives: "a round trip" or "a circular route".
Then fetch a circuit round about the lake.
"Do a circuit round St Paul's Cathedral," he counsels.
As we've already done a circuit round this trullopolis and sampled its overpriced coffee, we head for Locorotondo instead.
The mountain range is small, just 40km by 20km, though roads are so winding that driving a circuit round it takes a full day.
With a Thai prince, a British Lord, a former RAF pilot and an ex-World War Two prisoner of war among those competing on a hotchpotch circuit round a pig farm, the first British Grand Prix at Silverstone may have seemed to a modern-day observer like a real-life version of Wacky Races.
Camillus, being the third time chosen dictator, and learning that the army under the tribunes was besieged by the Latins and Volscians, was constrained to arm, not only those under, but also those over, the age of service; and taking a large circuit round the mountain Maecius, undiscovered by the enemy, lodged his army on their rear, and then by many fires gave notice of his arrival.
Now diverse acts such as Lazerhawk, mitch murder, Com Truise, Chrome Canyon, Le Matos and – I'm not making this up – 80s Stallone are delivering high-grade, moody analogue robo-pop for anyone who wants to pretend that their evening commuter crawl down the M62 is an existential circuit round the bleeding neon periphery of LA.
Coleman is a runner, and often follows the circuit round Dovestone reservoir and on to Saddleworth Moor.
I have boomeranged from Bloomsbury down to the river, zipped to the centre of Waterloo Bridge with its peerless view of the city (and evocations of the Kinks) and back to the north bank and circuitous routes to the eddying chaos of Oxford Circus and on up to the circuit round Regent's Park.
The festival's second night saw us spending several hours bouncing around to music provided by Jen Ferrer, an LA-based one-to-watch, revered live stalwart The Mole, and one of the best DJs on the circuit round now, Mike Servito.
Bea parks no sweat, as do I after a couple of circuits round town, but Laura finds it a problem not being able to park right outside the front door (because she has humongous loads of baby clobber).
