Sentence examples for be over around from inspiring English sources
adjective
Finished; ended or concluded.
Twitter: I'll be over around 5ish.
If so, it would probably be over around mid-2009 and unemployment will peak somewhere near 7%.
The lunch would be over around now, she thought, and Rudolfo and the man from the electric company would pass by as they drove toward Lleida.
When the testimony was over, around 2 p.m., it was Mr. Bloomberg's turn to speak.
When it was over, around 3 30 p.m., James walked out with his business manager, Maverick Carter, and his friend Randy Mims.
When the service was over, around 10 30 A.M., the Horowitzes headed home for a bit.
By the time it was over, around 1 30 a.m., there wasn't much in the way of leftovers, just two small wedges of cheesecake, one deviled egg and a slice of polenta.
Mr. Neumaerker said, "We will sit down together again after the frost is over around March to decide whether we need to do anything and what we need to do".
"Donna Karan should be over by around 4 30, so you'll be able to get out in time to catch most of the first set".
Staff were originally told the work would be over by around 19 00 GMT, but were asked to work until 01 00 GMT the next morning.
