Sentence examples for to going around from inspiring English sources

"New Yorkers are getting more accustomed to going around without cash.

She took to going around the kitchen with a hammer and nail, tapping, determined to find a place to drive a nail to hang the swab on.

"You're left to going around bayoneting the wounded," he said, oblivious to the irony he was guilty of doing just that himself.

The deep poverty of his other years was not forgotten, though, and he took to going around with a minimum of $1,500 in his pocket, because with any less there, he said, he felt insecure.

If Mayor Lindsay would de vote more time to being Mayor and less to going around the country trying to undermine the Nixon Administration and campaigning for some future office, the city might be in better shape.

Nobody actually knows what the event will be about, but there's plenty of hearsay and conjecture to going around.

We're going to go around here".

You're choosing to go around it.

Plenty of dysfunction to go around.

Seems like plenty to go around.

Sadly, there are plenty to go around.