Then he made an end run right around the question.

I've been around the team since I was a child.

People around town were saying I needed to be cut.

"A lot of people from around the country will be coming to Washington."

And these same people are trying to find ways around the law.

One thing he used to do was make others around him better.

Does the father see more than the medical men around him?

Many people around me could not believe I would do such a thing.

We got the best start we've had around here for a long time.

They will most likely not be around another five years.

The evidence has been all around us for some time.

Why not just put them on and run around the park?

He went around the world alone at 12 years old.

They could still have people in place around the world.

Human rights groups around the world also took up the case.

Around the world, just getting work has become a mean business.

What she also has is a man around the house.

And we should be doing things in the open around here.

When our little talk was over, he looked around the room.

She tried to stop him, but he always found ways around her.

Several other local school officials from around the state said the same thing.

After the game, they let your kids run around the field.

Men today may do more around the house than in the past.

Now he is trying to do an end run around those same companies.

Following is a look at the season around the state.

"I mean, I've only seen him for a few minutes this morning and on the ward round. "

You should have done the ward round by then.

Niall took a look at him first thing, when he did a ward round.

Charley Ward rounded a corner and stopped as he saw her.

On his next ward round the surgeon said, 'What's all this about?

Hospital doctors welcomed greater focus on patient care, including improving ward rounds.

This will not always be used as visits to departments or ward rounds may form part of the programme.

Did he have ward rounds, she wondered, or consultations?

The traditional teaching ward round, with clinical meetings, was the main educational provision for house officers.

He would see all patients admitted on his watch and "present" the cases to the consultant the next day on the ward round.

"Only at the seminars and his ward rounds."

"I believe I am to do a ward round at ten o'clock.

She saw the two men out of the ward presently and went back to her ward round which they had interrupted.

It had been like doing a ward round in a car, thought Louise, bidding him a sedate goodnight.

Members of the virtual ward staff hold an office-based ward round each working day.

Doctors such as myself understand what our very much respected nursing colleagues need, and that is more resources, not hourly ward rounds.

Clinical demonstrations are made in ward round which starts as soon as the morning session ends.

There was a large armchair in sister's office where he could be dumped if he collapsed during ward rounds.

But even this limited exposure is valueless, as the junior goes off duty exhausted before the ward round.

The learner should have the opportunity to participate in ward rounds and case conferences relating to patients in her care.

Teaching ward rounds were the standard method of instruction and 27 consultants said their house officers also attended regular clinical meetings.

It looks like smoked salmon and tastes like nothing on earth, but I gave it her the day before his next ward round.

Learners should participate in ward rounds and medical procedures, and accompany the doctor when a patient is being examined.

Before assuming the role, he shadowed a real F1 doctor on ward rounds - an experience he found difficult.

I'm due to do a ward round.'

We have to turn the whole field before they get round us.

But the government should be getting round the table and talking changes through.

In the end you got round to it after all.

No but that takes a long while to get round.

You may not have got round to doing it yet, but bring something next week.

You never got round to going over to visit him then?

I'll try and get round to it first thing in the morning.

Oh I never get round to looking at it even.

It had taken a couple of days to get round to getting the top off.

For all that, I could not get round the church.

To get round the other stuff, I just used what was at hand.

Then the men got round to the subject of politics.

Now I feel in a fair way to get round soon.

"Get round behind me and put that thing to some good use!"

But it still has to get round the article 6 point.

Not quite sure how the article can get round that.

But even if we got round that, consider how things could go wrong.

I finally got round to asking the question about half an hour later.

It was late and she'd given, they were coming out when I got round there!

Actually the idea that that's what happened has probably got round the parents already.

Business model To try to get round the problem, the station has turned to other technology.

We both know we've got to get round this event.

I guess news gets round pretty quickly in these parts,' he said.

There have always been private companies that tried to get round this situation.

But almost everyone will know someone who can help them get round the limit.