Sentence examples for around the prospect from inspiring English sources

The irony is that "Millennium" was intended to be an optimistic program, an antidote to the apocalyptic gloom and jitters collecting around the prospect of the year 2000.

Think of Julius Caesar refusing the crown or, more recently, Franklin D. Roosevelt dancing around the prospect of a third term.

Whereas Clinton shied away from the historic nature of her candidacy during her first bid for president in 2008, this time around the prospect of electing a woman to the White House has been a central pillar of her narrative.

Trump's comments, however, revolved around the prospect of what might happen once Clinton was already elected, and did not seem to be a suggestion for how to prevent that happening.

So it is no accident, perhaps, that I organise my travels not only around the prospect of a good drive, but also around proximity to good food – absent the promise of which, I would probably stay home.

Thus, while all the debate and deliberation around the prospect of TPP continues, an important point to note is that the TPP deal does not include China, world's largest merchandise trader, which had combined exports and imports worth US $3963.5 billion in 2015 (UN Comtrade).

There is only so much money, seasoned political expertise and media attention to go around, so the prospect of Mr. Obama eyeing the presidential nomination is understandably unsettling to his potential rivals.

She told the Guardian she's more relaxed than ever this time around, elated by the prospect of just watching movies and not having to do days-worth of press.

To get money from domestic banks, palms have to be greased, so textile firms in effect borrow at around 18%.So, despite the prospect of years of further growth to come, some local factory owners are talking of selling up.

With a despondency around the prospects for the coming parliament, voter turnout is expected to be low – as was the norm before the 2011 revolution.

A few ponies and their foals graze off bramble shoots, gorse bushes, rough vegetation with sorrel, tormentil and bedstraw – part of a scheme to enhance heathland around the prospecting pits, adits and disused mine buildings of this designated country park.