went round

You say that we go round the sun. If we went round the moon it would not make a pennyworth of difference to me or my work.

I went round to see if it was open on any side, but saw it was not, and that there was no climbing up to the top, as it was so smooth.

I went to my apartment hoping that he might be there. No one had called. I went round to my solicitor's. There was no one there either!

The captain went round to check our places and our guns , and to see that everything was ready .

The birds went round over his head and flew close to the water.

thought Nikolay; and running out into the porch he went round the corner of the house along the path leading to the back door.

She silently assented, and with her stool at arm's length, and the pail against her knee, went round to where they stood.

We went round to our neighbors and their hot tub had also been used and one found two pairs of wet underpants in their garden.

The faster the money went round, the larger the financial sector loomed in the rich countries' economies.

It was terribly hot and crowded at the rock concert. Suddenly, everything went round and round in my head and I fainted.

People used to think that the sun went round the earth.

"Right, " said Ligur. It'd be a funny old world, he reflected, if demons went round trusting one another.

The king's son often went round and round the tower, and called their names, but no sound from without pierced through the thick walls.

An audible gasp went round the court as the jury announced the verdict.

I thanked the gardener again, slipping a few coins into his hand, and I went round to the address he had given me.

A flurry of excitement went round the hall as the party leader came in.

In an attempt to sort out the Rockefellers from the Gates among my colleagues, last week I went round looking for doodles.

The train went round the bend and soon got of sight.

Then the Dane went round the goalkeeper and was fouled.

I went round to Jonathan's to see if he wanted to go swimming.

The castle came into sight as we went round a bend in the road.

A flurry of excitement went round the crowd AS the film star arrived.

She went round the car scraping the frost off the windows.

Mr. Moore and Mr. Helstone went round the yard, examining each prostrate form.

He sat and smiled , and the water dripped off his coat tails . Mrs. Tittlemouse went round with a mop .

But when an officer went round to the passenger side, the car lurched forward and he was knocked over.

The bus went round Trafalgar Square and down Whitehall.

Prince Andrey went round the bed and kissed her on the forehead.

He didn't think the Sun went round the Earth or anything. He just didn't care.

Eg. She fell of her chair when she went round a College of Education.

A quick, bright smile went round like a streak of sunshine.

A directive went round telling senior employees to adopt suitable business dress.

A long time ago people thought that the sun went round the earth.

steward He went round the world as a ship's steward.

And Mathathias and his friends went round about, and they threw down the altars.

The car went round the corner.

The infection went round the whole city.

Butler knocked, but getting no reply went round by the back way.

mr . hauchecorne heard about it , and immediately went round repeating his story with its new ending.

I went round to see him yesterday evening.

King Midas then went round his palace and in glee turned all he could to gold.

He went round to the side of the house.

I went round to see him yesterday.

When they had finished he went round to the organist to make inquiries.

The presenter went round theworld visiting allthemajor capitals.

We went round the house to the back door.

I did not want to disturb their happiness, so I went round to the back door, where I discovered my old friend Ellen Dean.

Lisa's eyes went round and wet as the dog's when we left her at the vet.

The wheels went round and round.

I held off our LHC coverage until 11 days before the first proton beams went round.

He went round from easel to easel.

Mr Brown went round the town to buy a new gown.

So in the afternoon, with nothing to do, I went round of the bookshops.

He went round to the pubfor a drink.

I went round to the post office.

They say that in the Army the buses are mighty fine One went round the corner and left three wheels behind

Daisy went round the bend when she heard that her husband had been assassinated in Middle East

So we go round the sun. If we went round the moon,

I missed my stop and I went round again

but as that plate went round with the sardines on