Doing-the-rounds Sentence Examples

doing-the-rounds

  • Take a plane full of the biggest screen psychos doing the rounds today.

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  • The lengthy letter, written in self-imposed exile in the UK, is now doing the rounds in email form.

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  • I have just had three days of with a stomach bug its been doing the rounds!

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  • This is a bogus scam that is doing the rounds on many websites, not just car related.

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  • Word is there is a video doing the rounds showing Jackson making unguarded comments about his fans back stage during his 1996 HIStory Tour.

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  • They often appear doing the rounds on other TV shows and in other media.

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  • Most of the African countries doing the rounds with begging bowls are not necessarily poor at all.

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  • Dj Clipz returns on Full Cycle with a long awaited dancefloor smasher that has been doing the rounds on dubplate for many months.

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  • Or even because of the rumors doing the rounds when he arrived in Spain - utterly unfounded - that he took drugs.

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