Sentence examples for come at around from inspiring English sources

The final straw seemed to come at around 1 p.m. in a telephone conversation with a director who suggested that Mr. Grasso put the interest of the exchange before his own.

But they were contacted late in the week and told not to come, at around the time BP decided to lower a large metal container to try to capture the leak.

Mr Fertik reckons critical mass will come at around 10m individual customers and around 50 companies keen to pay for access to their data vaults.Not everyone is convinced consumers will go for this.

Larry's calls wanting to know of more works by Roth would generally come at around six in the morning.

Christmas Day mass is even more hectic, where most people with children tend to come at around 10 a.m., so expect madness with the church full to the brim with screaming babies and fed-up adults alike.

The latest confirmed fatality Monday came at around noon in Porter, a town immediately north of Houston in Montgomery County.

Williams' "one of the greatest athletes of all time" comment comes at around 1 30 00.

"We think death comes at around 280," he noted.

But they only came at around 7am to collect bodies lying around the town and surrounding villages".

Their attackers came at around 11am and the firefight lasted at least an hour and a half.

The lightbulb moment for Choi came at around the same time as the first MacBook Air was released by Apple.