The phrase "around blind" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
Without additional context, it is difficult to determine when it could be used, as it seems incomplete or improperly constructed.
Example: "He walked around blind to the dangers ahead."
Alternatives: "oblivious to" or "unaware of".
"It's like we're walking around blind".
Thereafter he walks around blind, semi-dressed in last night's pink oxford.
How do you safely cross a street where traffic is going at a continuous speed, nonstop, around blind curves?
I soon found myself trapped like Houdini in the awkwardly tilted cockpit, peering around blind spots the size of billboards.
He concludes that modern lives are just "joy-riding in somebody else's Porsche, at 90 miles an hour, around blind curves".
"The terrorists have been raised here; they can find their way around blind," said Maj. Shahzad Saleem, as small gunfire sounded around the hills near Nawazkot where Sepoy Aziz was shot.
He'd been a star pitcher, third-baseman and tennis player as a kid, but when I was about 4 years old I heard him yelling from the garage behind our house and ran out there to find him stumbling around, blinded by the chemicals he used to refinish furniture.
"In Transit" begins with a cacophony of noises and images from the New York subway (the favored setting for a number of recent shows), and a lament that there are "eight million souls so busy rushing around/ Blind to the beauty of the moment and deaf to the sound".
I just wander around in blind ignorance, but she likes finding out what the history is and reading all the placards.
Hit singles include "Mr. Jones," "Hanging Around," "Color Blind," and "A Long December".
Of course, you don't have to be in art school to play around with blind contouring.
