Sentence examples for concedes around from inspiring English sources

It is our one grudging concession to the changing scale of light, while all the rest of nature gladly concedes around us.

The Londoner, who concedes around eight stone and nearly a foot to Valuev, is seemingly trying to lure the champion into a scrap rather than allowing the Russian to keep him at arm's length.

Barrett called the incumbent to concede around 10pm local time.

Clinton called Trump to concede around 2.30am, Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, told New York Magazine.

Mr. McCall conceded around 11 20 p.m. "People are sort of happy here despite the fact that there's a general acknowledgment that we haven't won," said United States Senator Charles E. Schumer.

In 2000, the Colombian Government agreed to concede around 42,000 km2 to the non-state group.

Ruddy therefore conceded around one-seventh of Suarez's total league goals for Liverpool.

"The US, for example, has conceded around one (civilian) death for every 40 of its anti-IS strikes". US central command controls the bombing campaign against IS.

Giving away penalties they do not need to concede around the 10m line has been a bad fault of English rugby for a long time and there was a rash of them again.

His Democratic opponent, Paul Penzone, conceded at around 10 p.m., the Arizona Republic reported.

"Bits of the information were around," concedes Chang, "but they were like pieces of a jigsaw that didn't make any sense.