Sentence examples for going to work around from inspiring English sources
As if that were going to work around here.
"We would never single out any single country or event and say that we are going to work around the authorities or any of the natural systems that they have," said Jonathan Neale, managing director of the McLaren Mercedes team.
After days of makeshift efforts, heavy equipment was going to work around the city on Wednesday, used by military crews to help dig out bodies and clear roads.
We don't want that to happen, but if it does, then we've got to accept it and we've got to work around it but we're certainly not going to work around it".
Now, I know there are probably a lot of questions that we both are going to have about how this is going to work around the leave that I'll be able to take, around how my projects and clients will be covered while I'm gone, around what this will look like when I come back.
Shale is going to work around the world, and its going to be here for 50 years, says Yeager.
People here get up early, go to work around 8am, and leave work early compared to the UK.
Mr. Panone had gone to work around 8 30 a.m. at a bank across the street from the World Trade Center, fleeing after the towers collapsed.
Though he can walk from the back door of his home to the back door of his factory without venturing into the street, he told me that he goes to work "around the block, to see something from the real life".
For example, you could ask for the weather in the morning before you go to work, around lunchtime when you head out for some grub or to walk the dog, and in the evening for when you're ready to go out and get hammered.
It isn't suddenly going to turn around without hard work, effort and belief.
