Example sentences of "[adj] [noun sg] around [det] " in BNC.

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1 Anchovies — an important source of protein for animal feed — also mysteriously disappeared from the Peruvian coast around this time .
2 In another case around this time we can see how different newspapers use familiar but different tags to identify a particular ‘ sex beast ’ .
3 When all the C F C gas has been collected the cooling flask around this coil is replaced with one containing boiling water .
4 I think there 's another point around that about erm , the image that 's portrayed by the media and and to be successful in your career you must be a slim , well made up woman erm , and thinness equates with success and an ability to get on in life .
5 The Labour government sought from the start to construct and hold together a support bloc around the theme of a ‘ social contract ’ , and I propose to organise my account of the development of political forces in this period around that same theme .
6 [ I see my chaplain 's face has a greenish tinge around those high cheek bones he 's so proud of .
7 The rate on the free market around this time fluctuated between $1.00=2.6 cruzados and $1.00=3.2 cruzados .
8 Do n't try to cram too much hair around each roller .
9 Get your laughing gear around that .
10 ‘ Here you are , girl , get your laughing gear around that . ’
11 I 'm only here for the beer in the first place and , the way I see it , if old skull-face came knocking on my door with his scythe at least I could get my laughing gear around some of that celestial scrumpy !
12 AN OUNCE of luck is always welcome in racing and I have to admit that I feel the most fortunate man around this morning having been asked to ride Docklands Express in the Grand National — a race I have never won .
13 But the problem is , it 's a serious film around that .
14 In discussing a different though related issue , Lacan observes that ‘ the latest developments in modern thought on language ’ are only a rediscovery of what was already known to Augustine , who ‘ orients his entire dialectic around these three poles , error , mistake , ambiguity of speech ’ .
15 NEC Corp is forecasting unconsolidated net profit of $430m in the fiscal year just started , up from an estimated $344m for the fiscal 1993 just ended ; the company sees strong demand for semiconductors in the US and Southeast Asia , and looks to launch of new personal computers , and domestic economic recovery around this summer following the government 's economic package , including the expected supplementary budget , NEC said .
16 We will , of course , have to erect rabbit-proof fencing around all the new plantations .
17 I mean there 's so little business around that erm
18 There 's an optional excursion around this historic town before returning to the boat for overnight berth .
19 , ‘ Other Cattle ’ market manager , has just completed a national roadshow around all the sales teams to brief them on the new range .
20 I drew a fine border around all three gift tags to emphasise the design , and they contain a selection of flowers : a fuchsia with one of its own leaves ; the leaves of some old man 's beard and some cotton flowers ; some phlox and its leaves .
21 Little greenery around that corner .
22 The exposed mesenchyme flattens to form an almost epithelium-like surface , whereas the free edge of the epidermis forms a smooth arc around most of the perimeter .
23 And big brother 's got his own wife and family now and does n't want little brother around any more .
24 Okay so Club Eighteen to Thirty was doing good business around this period because of this situation .
25 Place a little icing in a piping bag with a star nozzle and pipe a decorative border around each foil mirror .
26 Yes dropped by a certain clumsy person around this house unfortunately we 've had a lot of breakages .
27 M. Dupont took another pause during which his gaze travelled in an almost leisurely manner around all the faces fixed upon him .
28 weeping the black box around this new tunnel , he picked spot , and began firing again .
29 Flanders , the flat landscape around this area , mauled by wars since William the Conqueror 's day , is full of farms , villages , and market towns .
30 Thus the two positions were stated and there was little movement around those points .
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