Sentence examples for get home around from inspiring English sources

Evening Routine: I get home around 8 30 p.m. My first priority is Oliver.

"He would get home around 6 p.m. and we'd be waiting to get out there," said Bob, who became a physician after his amateur and professional ski racing career ended.

The next night when you get home (around 9 p.m. this time, because, well, just because), the boys have eaten their bowls, and your wife says they loved it and can't wait to make it again.

I get home around 5.30pm.

I get home around 8.30pm and cook dinner.

So I'll get home around 6 and maybe take a short nap, like 10 minutes.

But Mrs. Califano dismissed any comparison, and all Officer Califano would say when he got home around 6 p.m. was, "I need a beer".

By the time her husband got home around 6 p.m. or 7 p.m., she didn't have any energy left to work.

Most nights he gets home around 11 p.m., gulps down a small meal of vegetables and chapati — an Indian flatbread — and collapses on the mattress in the room he shares with his younger brother and grandfather.

She'd put it in the oven all in one pot, before morning Mass, and then it would be done when we got home around 1 p.m. as she whipped up some gravy from pan drippings, cornstarch, water and a teaspoon or two of Gravy Master, a staple in most kitchens, coming in a tiny, glass triangular-shaped bottle.

He usually gets home around midnight.