Sentence examples for around would have from inspiring English sources

To come to a screeching halt and turn around would have attracted the guard's attention, and perhaps a few rounds from his Kalashnikov.

There's also a fair bit going on in the rest of the world which the NSC needs to stay focused on".But leaving agencies scattered around would have been no good either.

A reader named Ken H said that the tone at the school in the 1970s was downright egalitarian, and that anyone who "flashed money around" would have earned jeers.

But she makes the absurd claim that Constance's frequent absences from home during that period contributed to the marital split (as if sticking around would have made a difference).

But this time — maybe at the annual event that Congressional wives have for the first lady — the women of Washington, including a few who shunned her the first time around, would have to applaud in Mrs. McCain's honor.

Victory's stark improvement meant a similar defensive approach this time around would have played into their hands, as their major attacking threat comes when they look to exploit space in behind their opponents.

Around 15 per cent of any transfer fee for Gaitan – around £5.25m – would have to be paid into the fund upon completion of the proposed move to Manchester.

"Back in the 1950s, when Robert Moses was around, you would have never had support for people riding bikes around Brooklyn.

Had he still been around, Greig would have loved both the style and content.

If an opportunity comes around it would have to be something to die for.

If this were 2008, the conversation around her would have been: 1) What is Tumblr?