Sentence examples for around her main from inspiring English sources
Poitras has closed a curtain around her main characters, leaving the audience out.
The 61-year-old Osborn, a nationally-known advocate for gay and lesbian rights and other progressive causes, has launched an insurgent campaign for a California Assembly seat that has roiled the waters of Los Angeles-area liberalism and bucked the legislative leadership in Sacramento, which is circling the wagons around her main opponent.
This time around, McCarthy tackles her main research concerns from a different angle, replacing herself with others as her work's central protagonist, and at the same time emphasising the sharing economy.
On 23 September 1943 two British X-class midget submarines succeeded in penetrating the defences around the battleship at her main anchorage at Kaafjord in northern Norway during Operation Source, and placed explosive charges in the water beneath her.
Shortly afterwards, during the attack of the German destroyers around 19 20, she fired her main armament at a damaged destroyer without success and dodged two torpedoes that missed by 10 yards behind and 30 yards in front.
But her main reason was around the "weirdness" of using the white emoji.
She turned her weekend pastime into her main gig around her son's second birthday five years ago, when she visited an Indian vegetarian bakery and asked them to make a Thomas the Train cake without eggs for his party.
By the time the 80's rolled around, Ken's main squeeze had gotten her groove back.
BETH SHAK teetered around her Main Line home here one day this winter in taxi-to-table shoes, stiletto heels so preposterously high that she usually staggers no farther than between a car door and restaurant seat.
David Arendt, the manager, put a brave face on the trouble massing around his main investor.
What I like best about her is something that's impossible to translate to cinema, her commentaries around the main incidents – minor comments – but they become the most important thing in the story.
