Sentence examples for around to pack from inspiring English sources

When enough soil has accumulated, it turns around to pack some against the tunnel wall with its tough snout and uses its head to bulldoze any excess debris through the tunnel and onto the surface.

When the Jews of Europe were murdered in the Holocaust, one might have concluded that European Judaism failed -- to defend itself, to anticipate evil, to make itself acceptable to the world around it, to pack up and leave.

Word spread, and within a day hundreds of people were at the lookout, working around the clock to pack tons of goods into boxes for shipment to Krymsk.

Chromosome 1 is the biggest, containing around 10bn atoms, to pack in the amount of information that is encoded in the molecule.

Instead, it'll apparently be around for Acer to pack onto their recently announced Z5600, which they say is built for 7. Of course, there's no guarantee this information is what it appears to be; maybe "availability" to Watkins means a date Microsoft has pledged to have finalized pricing or something.

At the beginning, a local impresario trained up to 50 cholita fighters and toured them around Bolivia and Peru to packed houses.

In fact, anions are known to pack around cations, and cations around anions, in order to eliminate local charge imbalance.

It's comfortable to pack around considering I've got about 20 pounds or more strapped to my back.

In the weeks running up to Valentine's Day, many of them run around the clock, rushing to pack and ship flowers before the next truck arrives.

However, when Tmf was elevated above the Tm of the soft segment, flexible TSPU chain seemed able to pack around the TiO2 nanoparticles as efficiently as in the bulk polymer.

We had only one day in Petra, but there was so much we wanted to see that we walked 12 miles, racing around in the heat to pack everything in, overwhelmed and stupefied by the quantity of beautiful tombs and facades.