Sentence examples for speaking around from inspiring English sources

What's more, it turns out that, by a series of benevolent bequests, the library also has a few choice and telling letters from Burr and Hamilton and even from Eliza Hamilton — "best of wives and best of women," as Manuel's lyrics have it — all speaking around, and eventually to, the famous and fatal affair.

"Conservatively speaking, around nine months," he answered.

Brady had originally been scheduled to meet with the media on Friday, but his press conference was moved up: he'd be speaking around four o'clock.

Some of us tell our stories by speaking around them, a kind of Carveresque style where resolution is whispered below the level of audible language.

Throughout the year, in a kind of extended farewell address, Obama has been speaking around the country about tolerance, compromise, and our common humanity.

But many of the foreign ministers speaking around the horseshoe table on Friday still intimated that the institution's future power would rise or fall directly as a consequence of Iraq.

The Upper Engadine dialect (spoken around Samedan and Saint Moritz) is attested from the 16th century, notably with the Swiss Lutheran Jacob Bifrun's translation of the New Testament.

Isaac and Benny had avoided the fate of their five brothers by doing things that were often spoken around but never spoken of.

The women interviewed described how staff spoke "around them" and "about them", often not speaking directly to the women, and this resulted in women feeling vulnerable and exposed during the procedure.

He is expected to speak around 8 30 p.m.

Now I speak around the world and meet people in their 70s who are starting businesses.