Example sentences of "[noun] [be] [verb] around the [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Most relocation policies are developed around the issue of the finances involved in buying and selling property .
2 Index futures are traded around the world , in North America , Europe and the Far East .
3 A direct and obvious example is that many marine animals are dispersed around the globe by ocean currents .
4 Miss Bangholm reports that members of the club are hanging around the hall as girls are leaving and some of them are rather afraid .
5 But the new workers of the modern age must live , and so homes are built around the machine 's food supplies ; crowded and sprawling , urbanism begins forming part of the machine 's superstructure .
6 Could schools be built around the project method , in which the tyranny of traditional subjects was loosened ?
7 The other Commando units were spread around the village in a very tight perimeter , and in places very close to the German positions .
8 The ECG also monitors the amount of blood being pumped around the body — crucial in major surgery where blood loss and supply have to be carefully balanced .
9 Pictures were flashed around the world of the two of them cavorting recklessly on a beach .
10 Demand did not stretch to either Lloyds , which struggled to end 4 firmer at 359p after reports of a large line of stock being offered around the market both late on Wednesday and early yesterday , or Abbey National , off 2 at 266p .
11 In the closing years of the nineteenth century , just as the eastern Germans were leaving the land and deserting the east , at the very time that the Polish population of the border districts was on the rise , the theoretical and practical policies of both the Polenpolitik and the Kulturkampf were hardening around the drive towards industrial and imperial expansion — if not overseas , which was almost impossible — then in the eastern borderlands .
12 An incision is made in the lower right abdomen through which the appendix is located , clamped and removed — a purse string suture is inserted around the stump and is pulled closed .
13 Indeed , it floats about in fluid so its physical position varies , but every location along the chromosome is precisely addressed in terms of linear order along the length of the chromosome , just as every location along a computer tape is precisely addressed , even if the tape is strewn around the floor rather than being neatly rolled up .
14 Concerned by what he had seen , but not aware that disaster was imminent , he telephoned the colliery Manager at his home ; the Manager instructed that a fence be erected around the subsidence .
15 The work in the school this term is centred around the theme of the ‘ Natural World ’ and ‘ Living Things ’ .
16 The whole episode was built around the book and before very long , and not for the first time , the fascist implications were there again , not only as far as Alf was concerned but , by implication , involving me too .
17 When 26-year-old Tim Haller , from Horncastle , Lincs , bought a double-decker bus in 1988 , his great ambition was to travel around the world in it .
18 ‘ The concept for the last album was based around the idea that , if we 're going to use music to stop the destruction of the world , we need to look outwards .
19 In contrast the American pairings were a mere nine under par between them , albeit on an afternoon when the wind was swirling around the course causing all sorts of problems with club selection .
20 In addition to the passenger cabin , three separate baggage bays are grouped around the fuel tank , providing an extra 35 cubic feet of space .
21 Delivery is free ; order lines are staffed around the clock every day of the week and every garment is guaranteed ( there 's a complete money refund or replacement for everything returned within 14 days ) .
22 Low couches and upholstered cushions were dotted around the floor .
23 Last year more than 12 million Z80 chips were sold around the world and incorporated into computers , telecommunications equipment and peripherals .
24 The traditional village was centred around the church with its white walls and red or grey stonework .
25 Mr Evans also claimed signalling difficulties were caused because Capt Brown 's starting flag was wrapped around the stick after the second start .
26 A butterfly was flapping around the wheelbarrow looking for a fragrance to match the colour of that great metallic flower .
27 A six-mile exclusion zone was ordered around the ship while a tug towed the casualty further offshore .
28 The little Spring Mill was built around the middle of the 19th century .
29 It is 2130 and the EOD team are grouped around the television set again , cigarette smoke spiralling up to the ceiling .
30 There is a friendly , lively atmosphere at the Britannia and generally days are spent around the pool or visiting the S'Amfora or Venus pool and bar .
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