Sentence examples for around to have from inspiring English sources

Sarah liked white boys and played a game where she stood naked and turning around to have her body appraised by the 3 boys.

Usually, he stuck around to have coffee with the morning staff, but on September 11 , 2001 he decided to go straight home.

The thing seems, as the show's co-curator Kate Forde says as we wander around, "to have a life of its own".

Joachim Löw's squad were fortunate, this time around, to have gone one step further than they managed at the 2006 World Cup, when they surfed to the semi-final on a wave of national goodwill.

All children need opportunities to move around, to have recess, to be physical.

Liberal snowflakes tried to portray that as him telling Russia that he approved of hacking efforts, but what they do not understand is that the president simply loves to kid, to josh around, to have a little fun!

Now I think it's coming back around to having something to say, which I think is great.

Three years later, back in the U.S. he got around to having the suit made up.

When they finally got around to having crushes on other people, they communicated well, but Kelly was still nervous.

He has been around long enough to have formed opinions that he has no trouble sharing.

When they move around, they need to have that feel.