The phrase "around sunny" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a location or situation that is sunny, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "We decided to have a picnic around sunny spots in the park."
Alternatives: "in sunny areas" or "near sunny places".
They are usually found on flowers around sunny, grassy places.
"We're best friends," Crawford said, slinging an arm around Sunny.
A week ago, while Ryan Hall was running around sunny Walden Pond, Meb Keflezighi was back home in Mammoth Lakes, Calif., navigating through a foot of snow.
There's more than likely a low score for someone around sunny Muirfield today, but that doesn't mean the course isn't going to give a few unsuspecting players an awful smack in the mouth.
It was odd to know that the race was going on and these athletes pushing themselves at ridiculous speeds, while I sauntered around sunny alpine meadows, ran extremely slowly, and had a cold beer at a cafe.
Hammering the hills on a road bike, spending a lazy afternoon eating and drinking on a vine-strewn terrace, snorkelling in clear-watered coves, ambling around sunny streets full of shops, markets and galleries … If any – or all – of these sound like your kind of thing, Mallorca could be the spring/summer holiday island for you.
He heaved his skinny shoulders up and down once, and glanced around the sunny room.
There is a constant buzz around the sunny West Wing office of Condoleezza Rice, President Bush's national security adviser.
On Sunday, they walked four miles around a sunny and glorious Potsdam, before a marathon drive into Poland.
The stretch of 43d Street between Avenue of the Americas and Broadway might reopen around Thursday, Sunny Mindel, a spokeswoman for the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management, said yesterday.
Will a relative unknown emerge from the pack today, shooting 65 around a sunny and benign Muirfield to claim the headlines that usually evade them?
