The phrase "autumn around" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a poetic or creative context, but it lacks clarity in standard usage.
Example: "As I walked through the park, I felt the autumn around me, with leaves falling gently from the trees."
Alternatives: "autumn in the air" or "autumn all around".
A field study on North Stradbroke Island noted increased root growth in autumn (around April), but that overall root growth was more constant than other species looked at, possibly because its deeper roots had more regular access to groundwater.
Here are five ideas for late summer/early autumn around the UK.
In autumn, around awards season, the menu shifts toward more adult fare, but the studios' emphasis is still on big.
Kwapniewski spends time in Worcestershire in the spring and autumn – around three months a year in all.
The Gamecube is due to go on sale in the autumn, around the same time that Microsoft will send its Xbox to the shops.More than 200 computer-game companies are now working on programs for the Xbox.
Around Wellington in central New South Wales, birds were recorded over winter months, and were more common in autumn around the Talbragar River.
It deserves to be in contention, but by the time autumn rolls around, it's unlikely the film will be fresh in the minds of Academy voters.
One reviewer said that had Mostly Autumn been around in 1974 they'd have been one of the biggest bands in Britain.
Scotland have been here before, on the Six Nations start line buoyed by the memory of a promising autumn, looked around at the opposition and asserted: "Yes, we can do something here".
And because people tend to think in terms of calendar years, it is often the case that they realize their portfolios have risen by the time the autumn comes around, so by then they are ready to take profits, driving down stock prices.
By the time autumn rolled around, I found $500 roundtrip flights to two places.
