The phrase "around lives" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the concept of living in a certain area or environment, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The community around lives in harmony with nature."
Alternatives: "surrounding lives" or "lives nearby".
Around school districts, around neighbourhoods, around lives".
A section called "Exploration" examines several layers of reality around lives at sea and then heads for more imaginative realms.
Unfortunately, however, the move constitutes little more than an attempt at distraction, blocking off criticism of Tory housing policy – which will prove disastrous for the poor – with a paltry scheme aimed at generating headlines more than turning around lives.
And support is not something our local authority does, not unless it's the youth offending team with the most wonderful people trying to turn around lives with insufficient resources.
So how does an institution like Amherst with an endowment that's still well above $1 billion make a pitch that it's needy, or at least equal in worth to other causes that lack any endowment, at a time like this? Amherst's new capital campaign is built around "Lives of consequence," the idea that a contribution to a liberal arts college helps develop the leaders of tomorrow.
Through the Harlem Children's Zone, he's turned around lives while reminding America that we have, in too many ways, and in too many places, failed our children.
"I was out running around, living the life," Carr said.
Modular, bioactive, macroporous scaffolds were formed by crosslinking poly ethylene glycol) (PEG) microspheres around living cells.
He moved around, living in Turkey, Jordan and Syria.
Other evidence showed cheetahs pacing around living rooms and tussling with their owners, including young children.
Other chapters revolve around living and interacting with, of course, dignity.
