The phrase "around its edge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is located or occurring at the perimeter or boundary of an object or area.
Example: "The artist painted a delicate pattern around its edge, enhancing the overall beauty of the piece."
Alternatives: "along its border" or "at its perimeter".
The walls are wainscoted in the same material, but in rich shades of brown and caramel, with an unusual decorative tile, the outline of a square with four C's crossing it around its edge, at the cardinal points.
If there's a plump cumulus in sight, Kuosma banks towards it, glissades around its edge or plunges right through.
Further experiments revealed that localized contractile forces produce tension in the wing because it is connected around its edge to surrounding structures via an extracellular protein called Dumpy.
If the Israeli guards do not object, it is still possible to walk around its edge.
You'll then need to cut out each piece and tape it within the larger design, tracing around its edge as well.
It consists of a disk with holes around its edge hanging horizontally from a cord, microns above another, similarly perforated plate.
When you go back to DOOM now, you see how cracked it is around its edges, but that feeds into the fan culture of it.
The downside to using a non-draining surface is that the fats that excrete off of your steak as it cooks will pool around its edges and possibly cause it to burn.
And when I checked it, I took the lid off the pot, only to peer in at a tied shoulder of lamb, seemingly unchanged, with bubbles slowly emerging around its edges as it braised.
A few vendors are gathered around its edges, but it feels less like a sports arena than a palace, with tidy grounds, a museumlike gift shop and visiting hours.
And parts of the market are doing well: last year express air freight grew by 6% globally.Freight companies like using Heathrow because large logistics firms and warehouses have sprung up around its edges, and it is also near motorways which connect up to huge distribution centres in the Midlands.
