Sentence examples for around to plan from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hu, 31, the mother of an 8-year-old girl, waited until the dragon came around to plan for her second child.

There are days when we just don't get around to planning our lunches in advance, and when 1pm chimes, the call of the cornish pasty is strong.

All very well, you may think, but how do you actually get around to planning your career?

Of course, Bryant could schedule an operation -- right when he gets around to planning the one he could have had two years ago.

Some travelers like to plan around these seasons to get better deals on hotels, cars and more.

The term "snack dinner" should be reserved for when you're at home and you didn't get around to planning meals for the week, so are stuck incorporating string cheese and Craisins into a workable meal.

Seasonally oriented job losses are easier for people to plan around and might not have the same effect as a job loss they did not anticipate.

"The Dodgers were something to plan around," he says.

"I need to plan around that".

That makes it hard for people to plan around it.Both taxes, therefore, have birth defects.

Indeed it would be prudent to plan around not receiving anything at all," Mr Johnson said.