Sentence examples for around about one from inspiring English sources

Since 40,000 BC (which is 42,000 years ago) it's gone around about one and a half times!

The entire exchange, in the video above, is worth watching, though the bilingual fireworks start around about one minute, 50 seconds into the clip.

"I know there is a crazy thought floating around about one race to determine the champion," Jimmie Johnson said.

When actually the Fukushima radiation that would come from a tuna steak taken off a fish caught off the west coast would be around and about one twentieth of the radiation you would ingest from eating a normal banana.

The robot, called Rising STAR, uses wheels and spoked "whegs" to roll around at about one meter per second and it can fold itself flat and pull itself forward when it finds mud or sand.

If you're still around on Monday morning, how about one more touch of Italy.

I am just hanging around, floating about one place to another – it's a story that doesn't end," she says.

But since that day, membership of the SNP has risen four-fold to around 100,000 – about one in 50 adults in Scotland are now members of the party.

For example, did you know that IBC has been around for about one hundred years.

There is little to support the commonly thrown-around figure that about one in 10 of the population is gay.

Of the $15.2 billionn committed by all donors (around €13.6 billion), about one third will be contributed by the EU and its member states.