Sentence examples for go around together from inspiring English sources

You don't tend to go around together".

They go around together all the time, clutching each other tightly.

When I started going to Europe for the shows, we'd go around together.

A group of local children, who appear to go around together in unwholesome intimacy like the blond devils in The Village of the Damned, could be the culprits.

Following persistent questions about Mrs Brown's role, Lord Mandelson – adopting his best tone of befuddled amusement – said: "They are a happily married couple, you know – they are entitled to go around together".

"We went around together for three months, while we traveled, and then the company disbanded," he said.

But at night she and Darryl did different work: they went around together in the evening photographing events — someone's fashion show, a party, life in the city.

"When me and your mother-in-law was going around together keeping company, two whole years it was, there was nothing," Archie says.

In women's gymnastics, you have four pieces of apparatus to complete in a final, and these two went around together: Yelena Shushunova  representing the Soviet Union, who had already won the team final, and Daniela Silivas  from Romania.

I am mid-way through a question about Horst - the legendary 20th Century fashion photographer for whom she was a muse, and whose exhibition at the V&A we are going around together - when Carmen spots a long lost image by the master.

Many children are begging or going around together with their parents.