Sentence examples for which ends around from inspiring English sources

Ballinger said these Sherpas were determined to ensure that no one scaled Everest from the south side during this year's climbing season, which ends around 25 May.

It was set for last weekend, then postponed at least until after the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which ends around Christmas this year.

After the white truffle season, which ends around Christmas, hunters, enticed by ever higher demand and prices, have been searching for black truffles and, later, for summer truffles.

Today the custom of an afternoon nibble endures, primarily as an after-school snack but also as a sophisticated little something between lunch, which ends around 2, and dinner, which doesn't start until 9.

The Giants christened the stadium Sunday with a 31-18 victoverover the Carolina Panthers, which ended around 4 30 p.m. Shortly after that, Duernberger and his staff mounted an offensive to prepare for the 7 p.m. scheduled start of the Jets' game against the Baltimore Ravens on Monday.

As the Chicago Tribune reports, the protesters have deemed the occupation, which ended around 4 p.m. Saturday, a success.

It is depicted on shells from the Shang dynasty, which ended around 1050 B.C.

After the dinner, which ended around midnight, several officers decided to continue the festivities at the Bus Stop, which is about ten blocks away.

In the heyday of its hotel, guests from the city, which ended around what is now 14th Street, rode there by stagecoach.

According to The Hindu newspaper, Indian authorities first published data on rape in 1973, when life in China was still distorted by the Cultural Revolution which ended around when Mao Zedong died in 1976.

The controversy over Spain's public finances cast a shadow over a meeting that some leaders had tried to present as a return to normalcy after a series of frenzied meetings over the last two years, some of which ended around dawn.