Sentence examples for was indeed around from inspiring English sources
Mena Camp, where the Australians trained, was indeed around 10 miles outside the centre of Cairo, near the pyramids.
If the number of peacekeepers killed was indeed around 20, it would make Thursday among the deadliest days for African Union peacekeepers since they arrived in Mogadishu in 2007.
[Update: As my colleague Ryan Mac reports, the sale price was indeed around $500 million, meaning Gore's stake of 20% (not 25%) was worth $100 million.] (The IPO was aborted in 2009). Gore's partner, Current vice chairman Joel Hyatt, held a similar initial stake, although it's likely both men's holdings have been diluted somewhat since then.
That is indeed around 60 per cent more than the other firms, but it's only a fraction of what you could get down the road at an independent jeweller.
That said, a company spokesperson did take to Twitter to note that a big announcement is, indeed, around the corner, teasing Snapdragon 845-sporting Mi Mix 2S.
The stock price is indeed around a record high.
The flyer came like medieval horns signaling a siege on a castle, warning the goofily dressed youths who still bother to move to New York, that the biannual glamor shaming of fashion week is indeed around the corner.
The main narrative arc of their 1966 story concerns the superannuated defending champions being bullied out of it, and Pelé was indeed kicked around like an old sock against Bulgaria and Portugal.
While Kelly called for a battering ram, the President, from his cramped position on the floor, was indeed feeling around with his one free hand (the other held the cheeseburger) for the nuclear button on his desk.
He said, "When HTC service was being scaled up, it was recognized that linkage to care after HIV testing was indeed very low (around 61%).
With Darfur, after his Administration initially denied that Darfur was indeed a genocide, he turned around in 2004 and announced to a startled Sudanese UN representative in the United Nations that "what's happening in Darfur is GENOCIDE". The world gasped.
