The phrase "around changing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the process or environment of change, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "We need to have discussions around changing our approach to project management."
Alternatives: "regarding change" or "about changing".
"It was dancing around, changing speeds.
The album may still have an underlying concept — its lyrics revolve around changing seasons and the natural world — but the songs don't trace one dramatic arc.
Luckily, I could afford to diddle around, changing my mind, doing what I fancied: art, music, markets, part-time teaching, screen-printing, bits of this and that.
The task becomes more difficult, especially for people with early stages of dementia, as the dots move around, changing their direction, speed and intensity.
Those qualities make him particularly effective on the power play, when he is often teamed with Ovechkin, Alexander Semin and Nicklas Backstrom, throwing the puck around, changing the point of attack and sometimes sneaking low for a prime scoring chance.
For the first day or two, everything moves very quickly - sometimes almost too quickly - then there's often this very protracted middle period of moving things around, changing things, editing.
Scioscia said Appier got away from his strengths -- moving the ball around, changing speeds and using his breaking balls in any count -- because he was too concerned about the Giants' strengths and weaknesses.
By modulating the sound, that pocket can be moved around, changing the position of the bead.
When light shines on a compound, the compound's molecules scatter a tiny fraction of the incoming photons around, changing the photon's energy level in the process.
When I was sleeping one off, I could hear the buildings walking around, changing places.
Both Sony and Microsoft are offering cheaper consoles this time around, changing the dynamic to reflect a sales race with an urgency that feels more exponential.
