Sentence examples for may go around from inspiring English sources

"These same society people may go around the corner and lynch a Negro".

Depending on the size of the blanket and the baby, it may go around once or twice.

Mr Tamborinyoka agrees: "Grace Mugabe may go around attacking Morgan Tsvangirai's private life, but we know too well the issue that concerns many people is about creation of jobs, resuscitating closed industries, and the health institutions".

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said the Trump administration may go around Congress to cut capital gains taxes.

You may go around the straw multiple times.

At the end of six weeks union will have occurred at the point of section of the bone, and a week or two later the patient may be allowed to go around on crutches.

It ranks up there among geeky holidays with the fourth of May ("Star Wars Day," since you can go around wishing everyone "May the Fourth be with you!").

Although each department has plans to use managers to cover essential services should a strike occur, there may not be enough to go around, he said.

It'd make a great intro to Islay for a novice, but with only 15,000 bottles to go around, you may want to hoard this one for yourself.

Fearing that there may not be enough money to go around, GMAC wants to set aside some of the insurance money to cover its loan.

But there may not be enough cash to go around, so some athletes are getting creative in their fund-raising strategies.