Sentence examples for that means around from inspiring English sources

Bick proudly states that all fabrics come from England and, in true fashion-speak, says the price points will be "around Westwood Red Label" (that means around £300 to £800 to anyone else).

Compared to the total 89.4m Android userbase in the US (via data from ComScore), that means around 19% - or nearly one in five - has the Google Wallet app and probably uses it at least occasionally.

In the U.K. that means around 50 trailers full of used clothing waste going to landfill sites every day.

That means around 16% of players have played in the Premiership or in the Football League.

Assuming normal sales profiles, that means around a quarter-million people are booked to travel to the country this year - the majority to resorts such as Sousse, south of the capital.

That means around 1.4% of all the players have had a drug related suspension this season.

The housing charity Shelter said that meant around 14,235 people had been evicted from their homes by private landlords, assuming an average of 2.5 people in each household.

On average, that meant around 750 words on page, compared to 500 words on page for lower-ranking competitors.

A quick back-of-the-envelope scribble shows that this means around 8m homes.

For reference, that means Apple makes around $8.3 million dollars per hour in profit (24 hours a day).

In reality that means a target price of around $5,000.