Sentence examples for got in around from inspiring English sources

He got in around 3 a.m. and returned to the office hours later.

"I knew they got in around lunchtime this morning," Damon said.

The security office was on the 30th floor, and after I got in around 8 a.m., I went through the usual routine of walking the floors, saying good morning to the staff.

"Most of the time the Democrats get in around here".

Here's one about a dispute he got in right around the Beijing Olympics.

I'll get in around 12 or 1 in the morning.

Your dough is drying out because air is getting in around the loose edges of the plastic wrap.

If condensation is forming inside the windows, or if moisture is getting in around windows and doors, that should be a red flag.

"I meet green dots for only three minutes each and can usually get in around 40 green dots in an evening".

Usually, they would naturally get in around 7,000 steps a day through regular activities, but during the running regime that might fall to 4,000-5,000 steps.

38 min: Alves gets in around the back of Inter's defence and tries to tee up Ibrahimovic, whose shot from eight yards is blocked by Walter Samuel.