Sentence examples for be revolved around the from inspiring English sources

"Got the Life" was said by Leah Furman to be "revolved around the mixed blessings of fame".

Yet some also blame it for increasing inequality at a time when the population is ageing and economic momentum may be ebbing.And so the presidential campaign is revolving around the term "economic democratisation".

And the stories at the Preakness Stakes today all seem to be revolving around the horse-hopping jockey Calvin Borel, who despite dumping the Kentucky Derby winner for a girl (Rachel Alexandra) has not made anyone mad.

The surface of revolution generated when an upward-opening catenary is revolved around the horizontal axis is called a catenoid.

Barack Obama's reluctance to call the coup what it really was revolved around the funding for the Camp David agreement.

The tension, such as it was, revolved around the possibility that Gregory – morally invertebrate and apparently falling prey to dementia – would surrender not just whisky and paintings to the Saviours, but two renegade women from Rick's Alexandria crew, Maggie and Sasha.

This lamp is revolved around the idols at about a distance of 2 feet (0.6 m) from the idol.

Hush, Hush is revolves around the complicated life of a teenage girl named Nora Gray.

Basically, all of her songs are revolving around the theme of unrequited love and so are my movies".

Because it is revolving around the centre of the Galaxy, the parts more distant from the centre are moving more slowly than the nearer parts.

Mr. Scothon said Mattel has studied how children spend time on various activities, including digital devices, and found that a lot of playtime was revolving around the gadgets.