Sentence examples for around to correct from inspiring English sources
Finally, another holiday test was passed around to correct.
Isaacs had in fact worked on the camera shutters, but in the 1920s, when no one else was around to correct him, he began to exaggerate his role at Muybridge's expense, and Ramsaye took Isaacs at face value, filling his history with slights to Muybridge's contribution and detours into his domestic scandals.
Thanks to a lack of diversity (patterns of residential segregation persistent throughout the country), there were no black people around to correct my false impressions.
The tip Gather up those rusty nails from the back of the shed and put them in the ground around hydrangeas to correct an iron deficiency, increase acidity in the soil and, in the process, turn their blooms from pink to blue.
By the next year, they were inspecting the Union's ironclads and installing an array of bar magnets around the compasses to correct their navigation.
A LOWESS regression was applied to M against A and the resulting trend-line was used to centralise M values around 0 and to correct for any dependence of M on A. Unreliable or uninformative data were discarded to reduce the dimensionality of the analysis.
In 2010, officials have only begun to get around to considering correcting the matter.
The main aim of GRIPP, which is focusing on projects not just in Africa but around the world, is to correct this trend through the promotion of research and knowledge-sharing around sustainable groundwater withdrawal practices and policies.
I've been asking around for more people to correct me and going to the technique lab.
With respect to the fulcrum effect, Gallagher et al. [ 28] have demonstrated that for inexperienced individuals, simple laparoscopic cutting task performed under normal laparoscopic surgery viewing conditions resulted in a significantly poorer performance than when the monitor image was inverted around the y-axis to correct for the fulcrum effect.
The E.E.O.C. (which whipped up a dedicated page to correct misreporting around "the Gadsden Flag case") had merely told the Postal Service, in long-winded legal terms, to look into the complaint.
