Referring to Around the World, Mr. Baron pointed out how a small floral motif appears in the same position in a row of adjoining squares, and how subtly the radiating diamonds blend from tone to tone.
"You see around us monstrosities of madness, of impudence, of inability and degeneration," he said, referring to around 600 works of art, including paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints, which he had helped to select for the infamous 'Entartete Kunst', or 'degenerate art', exhibition that the Nazis staged in Munich.
So when in Indian recipes we say use 1 lemon, we are actually referring to around 2 teaspoons of lemon juice.
David Laventhol, like Shelby Coffey, was referred to around the office as an Easterner.
Especially if they have skis strapped to their feet and are preparing to cheat gravity for as long as possible by launching off what is referred to around here simply as "the big jump".
Productopia's final days, with its outward appearance of business-as-usual concealing a frenetic search for capital, played out in a fashion increasingly familiar among Internet companies -- a phenomenon being referred to around Silicon Valley as "sudden death".
There are two major types of lava flow, referred to around the world by their Hawaiian names: pahoehoe, a more fluid flow with a smooth to ropy surface; and aa (or a'a), a more viscous flow whose surface is covered by thick, jumbled piles of loose, sharp blocks.
The guide speaks in present tense of the home's most famous occupant — Mr. Jefferson, as he is often referred to around here — while leading the tour into the family sitting room, where his daughter Martha supervised the slaves who worked as household servants.
No, camping in France is more like what we refer to as losing: sitting around in a trailer park on the edge of town.
Once you have that figured out, refer to the "Get Around" section for advice on transportation at your destination.
