Sentence examples for is anyone around from inspiring English sources
David Beckham, another former United star, said, "I don't think there is anyone around in football who has had that impact, ever".
"I just wanted to have some people in the area that I could call and say: 'I'm going up to Ridley Road to pick up vegetables, is anyone around for a coffee?' So I joined.
Before the British government falls for the latest version of this wheeze it should see if there is anyone around who would be prepared to back the plant with their own money.Clive BatesLondonNot so spoiltSIR – I am dismayed to see that The Economist has fallen for the old cliché of the spoilt rich kid ("Under the influence", November 17th).
There didn't seem to be anyone around.
It's not clear yet that there's anyone around capable of pulling it off.
"Well, you have the sense there's not going to be anyone around to pass on the testimony," he said.
"In another 55 years," he said, "there won't be anyone around to bear witness" to the conflict.
You could do it with friends, but when the waves got big, or you got into trouble, there never seemed to be anyone around.
With things the way they are in the square mile, it looks increasingly unlikely that there will be anyone around to mourn its passing.
Two balls later he pushes a short ball into the air uncomfortably, and had there been anyone around short leg it would have looped into his sweaty palms.
