Sentence examples for which came around from inspiring English sources

The bustle pipe, which came around the furnace from the back, shot air into two tuyeres.

The attack, which came around dusk in the city of Iskandariya, occurred at the same apartment complex where a suicide bomber killed 40 Shiite pilgrims in February.

They insist the company has floundered ever since the 1994 death of Frank Wells Frank Wells, a former top executive, which came around the same time as the embittered resignation of Jeffrey Katzenberg as the Disney studio chief.

"It is a feeling which comes around when a nation has started to face the thought that there might be instability ahead.

The selection of the secretary general, which comes around again next year, must become transparent and democratic, not a secretive coronation by the permanent five.

Ironically, the crashes happened before the racers had reached the cobbled roads which help comprise the Paris-Roubaix classic, the so-called "Hell of the North", which come around 80km in.

Years ago an astute mayor placated constituents peeved by the lengthy amount of time those repairs took by approving a torrent of music known as the French Quarter Festival, which comes around again next month.

The state law enforcement exam, which comes around only once every three years or so, will be offered in June, and the application deadline is March 31.

The Perseid meteor shower, which comes around every year at this time, will peak tonight and early tomorrow.

(See: "Delta To Lighten Up On Employees") Late on Monday, the two companies' boards announced they had agreed to the deal, which comes around a year after both airlines emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Watch the above video to see Fitzpatrick make his comments, which come around the 4-minute mark.