Sentence examples similar to around on month from inspiring English sources

"I happened to have been around on Sept. 11.

He joined Cantor Fitzgerald in April and when his 40th birthday came around on Sept. 2, he told his wife he wanted a family vacation, not a party.

So when the election came around on December 1st, observers expected more of the same: Jammeh winning by a landslide through a dubious count.

So even the promise of reinstatement will convince many foreigners that money will come in over the next six months, and they may choose to stick around on September 1st.In this section Yes, but who won?

This time around, on Dec. 9, House Democrats pushed through a bill extending most of the breaks at a cost of $31 billion.

After months of organization and advocacy, IDPWD came around on December 3rd, and the participants were excited to celebrate their successes in bringing greater attention to the needs of PWDs.

The team hopes to sign partners by July and launch around August or September on Android and the iPhone.

Take a look around on 4 April.

The New York Times Hack Day comes around on Saturday, December 3. We will open registration for it later this Fall.

They remain in widespread usage today, and will, to greater or lesser extents, be bandied around on 14 February.

It was claimed the protestors pulled a log across the entrance of the exploratory oil drilling site, which they then sat on or around, on 26 July.