Sentence examples for has revolved the from inspiring English sources

The trick to Swiss's Color Vision box, to engage in an exposure that is surely harmless, since his cousin Sharon knows all about it (and has had forty years to tell her friends, indignantly), is that the lid of the box is secretly moved by the magician to the side of the box; that is, the magician has revolved the box so that the top is now the back, and the lid is on what is now the side.

In matters involving actual tennis, the pretournament conversation has revolved around the quirks of the seeding of Rafael Nadal and how they have turned the defending champion Roger Federer's road into a competitive minefield, Greg Garber writes on ESPN.com.

Much of the controversy has revolved around the product on which the McDonald's brand is based: beef hamburgers.

Much of the debate has revolved around the question of whether the feds should be guaranteed a way to unscramble the data on the encryption-enabled devices they seize.

From the beginning, the show has revolved around the question of whether it's possible to be content without a steady romantic partner.

Most of the controversy generated by the movement has revolved around the figure of Cecil Rhodes – but Rhodes himself is not really central to its aims.

The Coalition's strategy to sell the policy change in the budget has revolved around the concept that parents who access both employer and commonwealth schemes are "double dipping" – even though it is legitimate to use both schemes.

Much of the argument for and against gay marriage has revolved around the morality of the issue.

And yet the most audible conversation surrounding the show has revolved around the museum's privileged exploitation of black suffering.

Japanese politics in the second half of the 20th century has revolved around the Diet.

In Stick Fly, as the curtain falls we come to realize much of the play has revolved around the maid played by Rashad.