Forget about those long flexible knives you use for carving roast beef and ham — you need to work around too many joints with a turkey.
It wasn't easy, because she needed to work around her children's school schedules.
He was referring to the need to work around a law that normally keeps generals from leading the Department of Defense until they have been retired for seven years.
But there are drawbacks, including limited parking, the need to work around the ticket windows and a requirement that tenants take over responsibility for maintaining the buildings.
Challenges: "International collaboration has challenges such as differences in culture or priorities, language barriers and the need to work around various time zones".
Possibly, though to make that argument you need to work around the fact that it's without doubt the squarest, most old-fashioned series to hit television since — well, since Mr. Spielberg's "Falling Skies" on TNT this year.
The cost of designing and building a new sewerage system or waste incinerator can be made prohibitive by the high price of land, the need to work around existing buildings, roads, electricity cables, pipes, and so forth, and of course the need to respect the rights of residents and landowners.
As much as you may need to find workarounds that work in order to overcome frustrating processes, difficult people and complex systems, you may first need to work around your own resistance to owning the outcome.
Honesty in our reflective moments is absolutely important - a part of our daily reflection must involve a fearless self assessment of ourselves: what have we done well, what have we done poorly, what are our weaknesses that we can work on, what are our limitations that we need to work around.
Therefore, alternative approaches are needed to work around this problem.
