Like video games, many of the first movies revolved around action -- car chases, pratfalls and pies in the face.
A May 2015 survey of college students by the Panetta Institute suggest the most important concerns for young people revolve around action on climate change, reducing student debt and the cost of college education, creating jobs, equal access to economic opportunity, and gridlock in Washington.
"In Europe, Richard Wagner was writing musical pieces with action revolving around a magic ring," Mr. Carlyon writes.
The City is expecting some corporate action revolving around its joint venture in the US, Verizon Wireless, where revenues grew by 8.7%.
Twenty pages long but usually several hours in performance, it is written in a pressure-cooked, freeze-dried prose that swells and explodes in the fluid of production, its central action revolving around a ritualistic endgame, the rules of which are never explained, in which the aristocrats play-act themselves, each other and their seduction victims.
Also, the camera spins too much; it's often revolving around the action, as if Wan doesn't know how else to create movement.
In the debates that followed, the philosophy of action revolved largely around the notion of intentional action.
Designed by Katsuya Iwamoto, the game was a horror action RPG revolving around a female SWAT member Lila rescuing survivors in an isolated monster-infested town and bringing them to safety in a church.
The action revolved around the sale of the family house.
Once again the action revolves around a holiday.
