The phrase "around in the era" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific time period or context, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "People were living around in the era of the Renaissance, experiencing significant cultural changes."
Alternatives: "during that time" or "in that period".
"I was around in the era when steroid use was present," said Dr. Pierce E. Scranton Jr., who wrote "Playing Hurt: Treating and Evaluating the Warriors of the N.F.L".
At the same time, very few people know how to store something in the cloud for a very long time – other than hoping Google Drive might still be around in the era of flying cars, 150 years old people and teleportation.
$10 says Hanes was not around in the era of your pirate.
The very occasional incidences of ritual cannibalism led to caricatures of these peoples as Stone Age savages shockingly still around in the era of Studio 54 and a sequence of books by anthropologists eager to shift units with sensationalism didn't help.
"The origin of the Oort cloud is going to tell you something about how things were moving around in that era right after the planets started to form," Fernández says.
Players like Stephen Jones, Shane Williams, Martyn Williams and Gareth Thomas, who were around in the Graham Henry era, rate him as the best coach they have ever worked with.
"Both are iconic in the sense that most people who were around in that era can easily recall those tunes," said Jon Burlingame, a film and television music historian at the University of Southern California and the author of "TV's Biggest Hits," a 1996 book about television themes.
Public executions were the biggest thing around in the pre-electricity era, and that impulse hasn't died with modern society.
I think I've set a new [British] record as the highest a male gymnast has finished in the all-around in the modern era.
It also skewers the fruitless oversaturation that accrues around such projects in the era of social media: when the documentary goes viral within the world of the show, we see a blog post titled "There's a Serial-like Documentary About Dicks and It's Everything," and a YouTube response video about the justice system.
Mix in redistributionist ideologues and special interests rolling around in the public trough and, well, the era of big government ain't over, after all.
