Sentence examples for passed around with from inspiring English sources

Gossip about the Wilsons was passed around with something close to glee.

At a party, moose salami on a cracker might be passed around with the other appetizers.

A bag was passed around with "Debate Our Bill Now!" and "No to Sodomy," pins, before it came to rest in front of one of the so-called former homosexuals.

The event is the largest get-together of the year for those involved in the field, a time when college friendships are renewed and resumes are passed around with zeal.

There are precedents for global marketplaces in the securities business, notably Globex, which tried to hook up derivatives exchanges around the world to allow trading books to be passed around with the sun.Yet for now, at least, a true global equity market is, as one banker puts it, "pie in the sky".

Citizens United or no, McCutcheon will set up a large-scale experiment in how money is used and passed around, with new kinds of mega-bundling, and how coördinated donations either impose uniformity on a party's far-flung candidates or help to solidify regional or ideological blocs.

There's the grated zest of small citrus fruits in pastries and pot roasts and then there are nuts galore, from almond paste to spiced walnuts to pass around with drinks.

Inside, the vendeuse, straight-faced, explains that the fuzzy pink spheroids are a typical confection of the south, made from almond paste moulded around chocolate, and we leave with a glassine bag – just the thing to pass around with coffee at the next dinner party.

The dry, sunny conditions meant Tigers were able to pass around with freedom and the ball eventually reached Australian Carney, occupying the left wing, who evaded the attention of four defenders to bundle over try number two.

If you have neat handwriting, people will see you more as a neat, organized person.Maybe keep a journal between your friends and yourself to pass around with each other and write notes in it to and from each other to read.

Just four years ago, the big white tents at the conventions that housed the media hordes would come to life slowly, with stories from the night before being passed around along with articles from the daily press.