The phrase "around calling for" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing a situation or event that involves a call to action or request, but it is better to clarify the meaning.
Example: "There was a lot of discussion around calling for a change in policy."
Alternatives: "regarding the call for" or "concerning the request for".
Jack Thayer compared it to the sound of "locusts on a summer night", while George Rheims, who jumped moments before Titanic sank, described it as "a dismal moaning sound which I won't ever forget; it came from those poor people who were floating around, calling for help.
It sounds as if Zuckerberg is just tip-toeing around calling for the death of a system that a lot of people currently use.
But you don't see Liberals and Democrats running around calling for amendments to the national Constitution to ban gay marriage and cement certain "family values" that they select to govern the conduct of the rest of us.
Then he stopped and turned around, calling Gervasoni over for a conference.
Every few minutes the bartender would come around calling out numbers for a raffle, with prizes like bottles of wine and, absurdly, a plate of raw meat.
A similar message came from the United States ambassador, Richard Norland, who attended a gathering of around 3,000 calling for the annulment of election results in the western city of Zugdidi.
"It's been a great thing to batten down the hatches and take the muck that was being thrown around: people calling for people's heads, saying the club was over.
"I turn around and start calling for help," Norwood later explained to GMA. "And nobody wanted to stop".
In recent weeks, a group calling itself the Syrian National Alliance has been posting communiques around town calling for a new campaign against the Israeli occupation, including armed operations.
Contribute with Guardian Witness Thousands of people have rallied around Australia, calling for the government to immediately close its offshore immigration centres following the publication of the Nauru files.
All of which means that Kerrey could run around Nebraska calling for a constitutional amendment to reinstate the British crown, and Harry Reid would probably shrug and go back to eating lunch.
