"circle round" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that people should gather in a circle. For example, "Let's circle round and discuss the meeting agenda."
After dinner we sit in a big circle round the fire, with the starry sky overhead.
But conspiracy theories will always circle round this painter because his art invites them.
"I sometimes circle round once or twice, but that's about it," he said.
Classical music critics needn't circle round the listener's right to compose their own sonata.
He could be a literary man in the circle round Lichfield's Canon Seward and his talented daughter Anna.
Holding the pole with his hands, his body leans out horizontally, and he treads his path on thin air as he walks a circle round the pole.
Decrease in CI may occur if elongated neuronal cytoplasm becomes closer to the exact circle (rounding).
Cut circle rounds from a small strawberry.
Cut the asterisks along the asterisk lines only, then cut out the circle rounds precisely.
An inscription bowed into a semi-circle round the top of the portrait reworks a phrase from a Latin psalm which can be translated as "O Lady lighten our darkness".
Circling round our kitchen lamp, There came that dreadful bird.
