Sentence examples for be around from from inspiring English sources

"It was really a fun team to be around from December on," Snow said in a conference call Tuesday.

Humanity itself, he predicts, is likely to be around from 200,000 to 8 million years longer.

I was certain that somebody must still be around from the Zonaras' family, and we found his daughter.

"They've been around from Day 1, since the first hunter broke his first spear".

Doubts over the chimp's position in the evolutionary tree have been around from the start.

Such scandals have been around from Victorian times, even if they got discreetly obscured.

"Not While I'm Around," from "Sweeney Todd," became the protective growl of a mama lion guarding her cubs.

"Your column stresses recent coinages," writes Mike Kaufman of Long Island, N.Y., "but these things have been around from the beginning.

When I think about being around from the Beatles to Tempah, I think this country's incredible for its ingenuity.

But as they regaled each other with choruses of "Not While I'm Around," from "Sweeney Todd," like son and mother, their voices didn't match.

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