Sentence examples for devolved around from inspiring English sources

As the season has devolved around him, Mangini has often invoked his connection to his estranged mentor, New England Patriots Coach Bill Belichick: Mangini sees many similarities between the Browns this season and the Patriots of 2000, and how Belichick's practice schedule is like Mangini's.

The plot, which devolves around revenge of one sort or another and ends in a shootout at the airport, is loopy enough to contain just about every iteration of over-the-top.

After an opening which sets up Carmen as a sexually promiscuous firebrand, the dancers return after the interval--and in a brief moment set the stage for a scene which devolves around a dance and shows how tantalizing movement can be as part of a seduction.

It was replaced by a local welfare assistance fund that was devolved to local authorities, but with around £150m less cash.

He deplored it when they "played like they were wearing tuxedoes," and disliked it when a game devolved into mere "jackpotting around".

The national crisis loan system, whereby jobcentres paid out small grants and loans to vulnerable people in crisis situations (averaging around £50), has been devolved to local authorities and claimants have found it much harder to get a loan.

In Scotland and Northern Ireland, many issues around rural concerns have devolved responsibility away from the Westminster Parliament, to their respective Parliament and Assembly (e.g. agriculture, environment and land use planning) which would motivate few from Scotland or Northern Ireland to participate in such e-petitions.

Trust (2): The ubiquity of digital means that communication around topics and policy can be devolved to those who are expert in the issue, rather than expert in communications.