Sentence examples for around ending from inspiring English sources

The next morning, at a promotional event in Times Square, she was back on familiar ground, miming sexual acts with her microphone for screaming tourists, as she sang and danced around, ending up on top of a Volkswagen.

I'd throw together whatever ingredients I had around, ending up with ad-hoc salads filled with pickles and scrambled eggs; roasted vegetables slathered with mayonnaise; bowls of rice topped with bacon and tahini.

Then I strolled through the French Quarter appreciating the history and culture all around, ending the evening on Frenchmen Street at some of the jazz clubs.

The Knicks fell behind by 10 points in the first quarter but quickly turned things around, ending the quarter on a 16-7 run.

The Green party has launched an ambitious election manifesto based around ending economic austerity and highlighting the environmental crisis, insisting its plans are practical and fair, despite costing an extra £200bn a year.

Regardless, this label was a goddamn good thing and we can't really get our heads around ending it.

But he also remembered how Blanchard "could run around end almost as good as Glenn Davis".

For that reason the what-comes-around-goes-around ending — the opening sequence is repeated, leaving Ms. Heredia again perched on all fours — is more than merely lazy: it's the most heartbreaking moment in the show.

Not turning around, not ending, but moderating".

This time around, things ended even sooner.

He goofs around and ends up tearing it in two.