The phrase "around distance" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a measurement or estimation of distance, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The park is located around distance of five miles from my house."
Alternatives: "approximately five miles" or "about five miles."
For our tutors, that means that, despite the constant buzz around distance learning, the majority of lessons take place in physical, one-on-one learning interactions.
The passive countermeasure was designed to mitigate head injuries caused by the bonnet area, A-pillars, and the remaining windscreen area up to 2.1 m wrap around distance (WAD).
It is slow, laborious— there is no way around distance, it takes time and you must endure.
All engage the "pathos of distance," the meaning of which Rabaté hangs in deliberately loose relation to Nietzsche's critique of conventional morality in Beyond Good and Evil (1886), where cultural value is situated in human relationships organized around "distance" and an "order of rank" (quoted on 8; emphasis in original).
"Parents themselves stated they supported their daughters attending school but cited practical barriers around distance to schools and a lack of female teachers as the main reason for their non-attendance".
Coordinates (J2000) RA 13h 29m 55.7s | Dec +47° 13´ 53" I just cannot get my mind around distances yet.
Though Woods may be the most compelling athlete around, distancing himself from the field with his disclosure of "repeated irresponsible behavior," the appeal of the Masters for most is atypical in this celebrity-driven era.
The 10-10 "dial-around" long-distance plans from MCI (now WorldCom) came close.
"It's beautiful, and it's just the right distance around".
Money mules are a mechanism used to move funds around and create distance from the fund origin.
Before you put your hands or face near the engine area, just take a look around from a distance.
