The phrase "around daily" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used informally to suggest something happens approximately every day, but it is not a common expression.
Example: "I try to exercise around daily, but sometimes I miss a day."
Alternatives: "approximately daily" or "roughly every day".
Of course, there are still challenges around daily briefings, co-ordinating work and agreeing on tasks, especially for mobile workers.
As for Rushdie himself, his armed guard shunted him around daily between various cottages, hotels and town houses.
What to carry Anyone in an even faintly official capacity at a film festival will be issued a branded courier bag in which to lug around daily kit.
"They revolved around daily rituals of carefully phased breakfasts in overcrowded flats, tedious journeys to work (often prolonged because Pyongyang's rickety public transport so often broke down), and generally tedious work days".
Nonetheless, conversations with ethnic Albanians typically revolve around daily concerns that have little to do with independence, starting with the weak economy and high unemployment, problems that Kosovars say they hope will be alleviated with independence.
Up to that point my life had revolved around daily meetings about accounts payable, how much money we had in banks across the world, and how we could scrape and scrimp and pay.
Grant's tasting menus, designed around the daily harvest, are reason enough to stay.
In humans, our physiology is organised around the daily cycle of activity and sleep.
But T. Rowe Price and others, such as BlackRock, are seeking a way around the daily disclosure requirement.
"Walking around in daily life, you don't come across an Ethan.
He may stick around the Daily Show set as long as December.
