Sentence examples for tends to be around from inspiring English sources
If I'm working from home, it tends to be around 7.30am.
Nobody tends to be around to enforce the 40km/h speed limit, Baba said – though the hairpins make it tough to go much faster.
We've now got a futures market and as is the way with these things the forward time horizon tends to be around and about how long it's going to take to get a new supply of whatever it is.
Earliest data tends to be around 2001.
Earliest data tends to be around 1980.
That threshold tends to be around seven dwellings per acre.
Low-end figures on mortality tend to be around 4 to 6 percent of the total (i.e., some 12,000 to 24,000 deaths), and estimates range up to 10 percent.
The MWs tend to be around 600 EUR, which is enough to cover life LW in Greece and is at a lower threshold of LW in Portugal and Spain.
"All children should understand the world that they live in -- and particularly other cultures that they tend to be around".
When dates became available, imagery dates ranged from the early to late 2000s, with the plurality of image dates tending to be around 2005 2006.
The most troublesome areas for sailing tend to be around the islands' windy northern coasts.
