The phrase "around dry" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation or condition related to dryness, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The ground was around dry after weeks without rain."
Alternatives: "nearly dry" or "almost dry".
Another way media planning tries to improve the chances that consumers will see ads is to have them appear in unexpected places, from store floors and plastic bags wrapped around dry cleaning to elevators and airport baggage carousels.
A man with impeccable criminal credentials, Mr. Blumenthal makes clear, this youthful Oklahoman had traveled around dry states, watering parched inhabitants with whiskey, until he landed in Leavenworth prison.
The vastness of the landscape and its stark beauty were breathtaking, and although it was largely empty, there were pockets of life, usually around dry riverbeds, where there was just enough water beneath the ground to support life.
Evaporites rarely exist in natural environments and occur only around dry regions.
Was I supposed to walk around dry heaving with it in my mouth while I looked for somewhere to spew it?
One was an early study on 58 nursing home residents in New York [ 38], while the other was carried out in Toronto, Canada, and had a detailed questionnaire primarily around dry mouth and OHRQoL, but no clinical examination [ 37].
But I also carry around five dry erase markers so I can write (and sometimes draw, terribly) on the board.
The severity and wit of Ms. Meier's scores are strangely gripping: as she orders the dancers around, her dry Swiss voice always carries the hint of a challenge.
Roll it around in dry sand for 20 secs.
She carried around dried shrimp and clams, just in case.
"I behaved like a dying koi fish, flailing around and dry-heaving.
