Sentence examples for around to observing from inspiring English sources

Blogging appeared on Hertzberg's watch, though he doesn't get around to observing it here.

Don't you think I'm awful?' " 'No,' I answered firmly.... 'Standing there lying right to my face!... Have you ever given me an honest answer about anything?' " Eventually, Sweetie gets around to observing: "He turned his face toward me and gagged.

I became keenly aware that the others were crowding around to observe the etchings.

You are a realist if you believe that the universe exists independently of our minds, and that it would be more or less the same even if we weren't around to observe it.

If all matter were dark, it would have collapsed a lot (and, of course, there would be no humans around to observe what is going on, since people are made of normal matter).

I don't claim this merely because there is usually no one around to observe the false starts and groan-inducing sentences that make a mockery of my presumed intelligence, but because when the work is going well, I'm expressing opinions that I've never uttered in conversation and that otherwise might never occur to me.

That could mean walking around and reaching for things with their hands, or standing and spinning around to observe virtual environments.

It occurred to me that if you're in Hebron to "observe," you might want to stick around to observe the border police shooting at people.

I must admit that I need to drown in touch and when I looked around to observe the travelers, I saw them feeling the same way too.

I sacrificed a lot of holiday time and pay while I was working just so I was around to observe feature films being shot, be involved or learn.

So we sat stunned as the neurologist had his residents all gather around to observe Jordan's quivering tongue, a tell-tale sign identifying SMA.