Sentence examples for he gives around from inspiring English sources
Along with other volunteers, he gives around 30 hours a week of his time to the archive; he makes his living separately as a printmaker and graphic designer.
That "something very different" is explained in the pages of "Dash," he said, and is reiterated in talks he gives around the country.
It is the theme of the speeches he gives around the country, to crowds in the hundreds, now, instead of in the thousands, and of his regular lectures at Dartmouth College.
The wildly popular astrophysicist and author has rejuvenated national interest in space with his show, "Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey". He even has his own groupies, who ply him with questions and requests for autographs at speeches he gives around the country.
The interviews he gave around some of his rap music, though, later come back to haunt him.
I remember an interview he gave around the time of ET; questioned about Drew Barrymore's easy charm, he said, "If you over-rehearse kids you risk a bad case of the cutes".
An article on Monday about David Plouffe, a White House senior adviser, described incorrectly Baku, Azerbaijan's capital, where Mr. Plouffe was paid $50,000 for a speech, one of many he gave around the world during a hiatus from advising Mr. Obama on politics.
In thousands of pages of emails released in recent weeks under the Freedom of Information Act, it is clear that Hupp — always upbeat, unfailingly polite — played a key role in lining up where Pruitt traveled, who he met with and what speeches he gave around the country.
The TV interview he gave around the publication of his autobiography, Chronicles, last year was his first in two decades, so there was some surprise when Martin Scorsese announced he was making the definitive TV biopic with the man's full co-operation.
It reminded me of an interview he gave around the time of "Like Water for Chocolate" where he explained the connection between his album and the Alfonso Arau film of the same title: In the movie the main character was a really good cook.
Gardner had the prints "clarified" by Snelling, and new negatives produced, "more conducive to printing", for use in the illustrated lectures he gave around the UK.
