Synonym: bypass, circulate, get around, outflank, revolve, rotate, short-circuit, spread. Similar words: around, all around, get around, revolve around, around the corner, round and round, round, ground. Meaning: v. 1. be sufficient 2. become widely known and passed on 3. go around the flank of (an opposing army) 4. turn on or around an axis or a center 5. avoid something unpleasant or laborious go-around. n. an approach that fails and gives way to another attempt.
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(61) There wasn't enough water to go around, and some people went without.
(62) It's a long shot, but well worth trying. Football supporters aren't the only ones who go around enmasse.
(63) Some go around shaking the eggs to kill the embryo goslings.
(64) You go around a bend and the farm is on the right.
(65) I don't want to go around here barefoot.
(66) Birdie, Go around chimney top, every afternoon.
(67) If you're in a hurry to see what the best of the island can offer, you can rent an outrigger boat from your resort and go around too see for yourself.
(68) There aren't enough good metaphors to go around, they don't scale well , and the ability of users to recognize them is often questionable, especially across cultural boundaries.
(69) Morley: I can't imagine there are enough resources to go around.
(70) Of course, unlike with the Aleutians, airlines can'texactly just go around continental Europe.
(71) I'm not ashamed of it, but I don't go around boasting about it either.
(72) The most intractable problem is that there are never enough skilled or promising people to go around.
(73) There is no need to go around shouting that you love and bless everyone at the top of your voice. Simply live and let live.
(74) "This is the postindustrial United States," he says."We will make other governments around the world go around enforcing rights primarily held by Americans.
(75) He would go around to Fitzgerald and Moy's and get a cigar.
(76) In fact, the moment a car starts to turn a corner, the rear wheels need a certain amount of side-slip to go around the corner, even if you are going very slowly.
(77) Recall that a compound statement is a sequence of statements surrounded by braces; in this construct, parentheses go around the braces.
(78) He worried that in a depressed global economy, without enough spending to go around, countries would sally forth and grab a bit of extra demand for themselves by weakening their currencies.
(79) I can't believe Talbot would go around me like this!
(80) Today, commerce and communications never cease but go around the clock.
(81) I know I cannot go around inappropriately hugging people but I've got desensitised to touch.
(82) Using identity law in debate, the debate be ensured to go around its subject to get a judgment.
(83) If you go around the bend, you'll see a corner shop at the local school.
(84) They may not be as competitive as the Ivies, but there's plenty of rejection to go around in the sampling of 10 major state universities examined by NEWSWEEK.
(85) We were put up in an unheated tent without enough bedding to go around.
(86) " Cheer up, old man, " whispered his companion. " We'll go around , anyhow.
(86) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.
(87) Paraphrasing Mark Twain, too bad these things can go around the Earth before the TRUTH can get its pants on.
(88) They continue to go around in financial circle, spending everything they can earn and a little bit more besides.
(89) Don't go around with that gang come to no good.
(90) When it comes to wasted wealth, and the problems that bedevil poor countries that are rich in natural resources, especially oil, there is plenty of blame to go around.
More similar words: around, all around, get around, revolve around, around the corner, round and round, round, ground, round up, all round, round off, surround, come round, background, surrounding, middle ground, on the grounds of, wear out, bear out, clear out, founder, compound, profound, abound in, boundary, soar, board, on board, goat, go all out.