Sentence examples for dealing with around from inspiring English sources

"This is what I'm dealing with around here," he said.

Police investigating the Jimmy Savile abuse scandal are dealing with around 300 alleged victims, Scotland Yard has revealed.

He has been dealing with around 20 companies, trying to convince them to compete on design, not just price, and so far four companies have taken his ideas on board.

There are also a lot of refugee crisis situations that we are dealing with around the world that are creating more hungry people.

New York's Democrats are being hurt by the same blame that Democrats are now dealing with around the country: the economy is still flat and unemployment hasn't gone down.

Sheffield's community justice panels deal with around 20 cases each month.

The UK's National Cyber Security Centre deals with around 200 such cases a day.

Police deal with around 327,000 reports of missing people per year, the equivalent of around 900 per day, two thirds of which involve children.

On a good day, Sidonie and the team will deal with around 40 "beneficiaries", almost always women, often with children in tow.

The AA said it had dealt with around 15,000 breakdowns by the end of yesterday, up 80% on a normal November Saturday.

Staff and volunteers there deal with around 20,000 incidents a year and its founder, Simon Cowell (not that one), says that poaching is increasingly encroaching into the Home Counties and the suburbs.