Sentence examples for dear around from inspiring English sources
Andrew Roberts's The Thinking Student's Guide to College: 75 Tips for Getting a Better Education is a great prequel to that one-on-one conversation with professors near and dear around..
Of all the stories that I could tell you about the naïve belief, held dear around the world, that making fine-quality products would preserve us from failure and bankruptcy, I've chosen one of the happiest ones.
They can't visit their Christian friends, who are sitting with their nearest and dearest around Christmas trees.
Instead of fighting about politics in the comments section with people you've never met, you'll be fighting with your nearest and dearest around the dinner table.
"The dear old Sea Around Us has been displaced," Freeman wrote, with sorrow.
"When something becomes dear, you invent around it as much as you can," says David Warsh, editor of Economicprincipals.com, a newsletter on trends in economic thinking.
The buzz around "Dear White People" has flourished since its introduction at Sundance.
She will also be remembered by many dear friends around the world.
I can't bear it when you see those old dears flinging themselves around, going, 'I'll show 'em.'" She is loving being back at the National – the last time she was here was in Pillars of the Community six years ago.
And then, dear reader, I turned around and left.
