Sentence examples similar to around about time from inspiring English sources

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Go around about 10 times like this, then stop and let the liquid dry.

"It bounced around about seven times, and it just seemed like I was in the right place at the right time," Manlow said.

With all the New Bob Dylans and Neil Young acolytes running around, it's about time Lucinda Williams had a bona-fide disciple.

European stocks, which had been sliding, generally turned around about the same time.

They asked Sam Sifton to boss us around big time about Thanksgiving.

February 24 is around about the time my father thinks there might be a little time left.

There comes a time when we have to admit when something is not working, and that came around about the time that Horne And Corden happened.

"By the time it bounced around about 19 times and goes in, you definitely give it a thought," said Lee, who finished with a game-high 24 points and 9 rebounds.

A year later Bin Laden moved in, according to US officials – perhaps around about the time of the devastating Kashmir earthquake that killed 73,000 people in October of that year.

We felt that you can't just jump in where we chose to draw the line for the early modern period, which was about '14, '13, around about that time.