Sentence examples for its around from inspiring English sources

Facebook polices the content on its own site on a report by report basis, relying on users to report posts to its "around the clock" global support teams.

"The fact is, it's almost impossible to find a single 'content' company on the web that maintains a horseshit:quality ratio better than 10 1," notes TechCrunch columnist, Paul Carr, in a post ("NSFW: On the Internet Nobody Knows You're a Journalist") that Paid Content was alert enough to notice and link to in its Around the Web section.

The proportions trying for children since the Gulf were, however, higher than equivalent proportions of all main study responders (Tables 5 and 7), which probably reflects the timing of the ITS, around two years after the main study start.

Of its around 3,200 Illinois employees, it only needs to keep 2,500 to receive the tax credit, meaning it could initiate significant layoffs and still get a handout.

If you are headed to class and you have a large project, try to come before school starts so that you can drop it of in the class its due to avoid dragging its around the school and from possible damage.

But in the long run, whether its around a table or in the streets, Kabila will lose," said Mubake.

Clustered around a whiteboard in the office, they label Post-its with eligible talks, while Anderson runs back and forth from his desk, checking audience-reaction stats and saying things like "Reggie Watts — these people loved him!" Then they move the Post-its around, in seven-day clusters, building weekly tables of contents.

MTV's national (and eventually global) reach and its around-the-clock music-video programming made it, in essence, the world's most powerful radio station.

One last announcement last week that could serve as an interim solution to anyone still leery of the logistics of traveling there came from a Canadian cruise company, which said that it could now sell tickets to Americans on its around-the-island cruises to Cuba.

The aircraft started its around-the-world journey in March 2015 from Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, and made stops in Oman, Myanmar, China and Japan.

The Andalusian capital of Sevilla (Seville) is famed for its musical culture and traditional folkways; the Catalonian capital of Barcelona for its secular architecture and maritime industry; and the national capital of Madrid for its winding streets, its museums and bookstores, and its around-the-clock lifestyle.