Life there revolves, literally, around a giant white stupa, or Buddhist shrine.
Naturally, the stories that tend to come from there revolve around one crisis or another: the rocket attacks, the border closures, clashes between Hamas and Fatah, Hamas and Israel.
He also doesn't have Mr. Allen's writers, at least from the evidence of the pilot — broadcast in a sneak peak last weekend — where what humor there was revolved around David's tendency to misremember scenes from the television show as incidents from real life.
There's a woman's life at stake — " "Yeah," I said, and I was already starting down the hill, my car up to the frame in mud and debris, the police there, lights revolving, somebody with a plow on the front of his pickup trying to make the smallest dent in the mudflow that stretched on as far as I could see.
The obvious answer is 'impactful' but how we can get there might revolve around responsiveness.
There were already a lot of websites out there but many revolved around promotions or advertising campaigns.
The abortion debate there has mostly revolved around how to interpret the "life of the mother" exception, and the high-profile case of Savita Halappanavar, an Indian immigrant who died unnecessarily during a miscarriage, recently prompted the Irish Parliament to widen that exception.
Care should be taken, I think, that the instrument is not allowed to pass through the strait, either by being too small or by being revolved there till it cuts its way through.
What drama there is revolves around Kaja's impulsive affair with Sigve, on whom she drunkenly pounces after Eirik humiliates her.
What drama there is revolves around the appearance of Dolly's old beau Joseph Patten (Luke Treadaway), a handsome young anthropology professor with a dimpled chin whom Dolly invites without first informing her mother.
