Sentence examples for go around means from inspiring English sources

In Utah, concerns that there would not be enough skiers to go around means just a handful of resorts are opening early.

More restaurants like Chipotle and better-for-you concepts are using premium beef so there is less to go around, which means cattle ranchers need to increase their sustainable beef practices.

Don't go around saying mean things about other or spreading rumors.

Stagnant growth means lower demand for goods and services ― which means fewer jobs to go around ― which means lower household income ― which means too many people struggling to survive.

Stagnant growth in poor areas means lower demand for goods and services ― which means fewer jobs to go around ― which means lower household income ― which means too many people struggling to survive.

That doesn't mean you go around hugging people, it means you treat them with respect, value their opinions, treat them like you'd want to be treated.

Being happy is a big part of being easy going, but this doesn't mean you should go around smiling; it simply means you should have found inner peace.

It even gives WMC daytime events a run for their money with the Sunday BBQ party series, which brought Questlove, Juan Maclean, and Jerome LOL to bar backyards free of charge (however, there wasn't much smoked meat to go around. BBQ just means "day-time party" in Miamian. See "Pool Party" definition re: WMC).

Even "describe" can mean to go around something, and "this without that" can mean that this is going around the outside of that.

Perhaps they don't create quite enough deeply funny earthlings to go around, but a thoroughly mean-spirited big-budget movie is always a treasurable rarity".

That doesn't mean go around saying "I got this for 60% off!".