Sentence examples for has started around from inspiring English sources

SINCE the late 19th century the English secondary-school day has started around 9am and ended about seven hours later.

What's striking is not so much the strength of the argument (which is debatable) but rather the public discussion that has started around it -- one illustrating the power of stigma to influence the conversation around HIV/AIDS.

The fire appears to have started around 10pm.

Thousands of village banks based on Mr. Yunis's model have started around the world.

But the all-women orchestras, which seem to have started around 1890, were perplexing.

Meanwhile the International Energy Agency said output cuts had started around the world which would eventually drive up prices again.

The remaking of old-line conglomerates seems to have started around the time of the 2001-2002 recession.

Just after the front went through, Ackerman was outside again to put out spot fires that had started around his house.

We've started around six or seven so far, and we have a few more that'll be done in the first quarter.

In recent months civic works projects have started around Basra, and Gulf Arab oil magnates have turned up on tours sponsored by the UK's Department for International Development.

Sunil had two jobs to show for his day, which had started around midnight, when he crept into a four-story airport parking garage that was a month short of completion.