Sentence examples for go in around from inspiring English sources

On June 30 , 1971 according to White House tapes, Nixon told his chief of staff, H. R. Haldeman, "to break into the place, rifle the files and bring them out.... Go in around 8 or 9 o'clock".

I go in around 10 and usually clock off at seven, but I don't write all the time.

You can listen to Ian - and all the Premier League goals as they go in around the grounds - every Saturday afternoon on BBC Radio 5 live.

Sgt Butler said coastguards and a lifeboat were put on standby but that the tide ebbed long enough for officers, including himself, to go in around knee deep and pull the man to safety.

Most people went in around 10 30 PM.

The Mott Street unit went in around 1974.

The attack went in around 18 00, led by the advanced guard of the 'forlorn hope'.

During the fighting around Broodseinde on 4 October, the 39th formed the third wave of the 10th Brigade's attack, which went in around 6 00 am.

More clarity going in around the marketing and distribution mechanics would have led us to do it with eyes wide open on both sides.

We go in, walk around, look around.

So off we go, in and around the invitingly banged-up building.