Sentence examples for around just about from inspiring English sources

The country's unsung delicacy to my palate is rhubarb, and rhubarb comes around just about now as a fruit juice and cake topping and lasts into the summer and then vanishes.

After nearly four months of traveling around just about everywhere but the US, the Galaxy S II is finally set to make its stateside debut.

This meant that I could walk around just about anywhere in town and light a one-hitter, sit on my stoop and smoke a blunt, and even needlessly drive walkable distances with a joint hanging out of the window.

"Well, I'm 81 and have been around just about the longest," says Olga Niedzwiedriew.

But, generally, it's easier to get around just about anywhere now, and easier to do it yourself, without guides and prior arrangements.

This is hardly a surprising piece of news, since a new Adam Sandler comedy comes around just about every spring or summer.

Vandy's salary of Le 150,000 (around $40) is just about enough to buy a 50 kilogram sack of rice to feed his family of eight.

(When Alina Cojocaru uncorked this marvel in the first "Cinderella" of the Lincoln Center series, the people around me just about fell out of their seats).

And if we append to these two a third -- "propagate perennial confusion all around" -- we might just about have the complete picture.

I'm 5ft10in, so I could just about peer around.

In practice it's available just about everywhere around here, immediately, for cash.