Examples of circumnavigating

• At other times, such cultural theory is simply a mystifying way of saying the obvious, like circumnavigating the world to get to the other side of the street.

• Furthermore, that organisation removes all evidence of address, and so on, to prevent people from circumnavigating the good intentions of not recording any identity.

• The effect of the low rent test is to give freeholders—present and future—a simple means of circumnavigating the legislation.

• He seems to be circumnavigating the whole question.

• There must be some method of going through or circumnavigating the towns in which the main roads end.

• This was the first expedition circumnavigating the globe with professional naturalists and geographers aboard.

• Play consists of crossing lava pits by jumping across platforms, circumnavigating other hazards, fending off enemies such as spiders and bats, and defeating bosses.

• When viewed from beneath, a characteristic groove colloquially known as a moat can be seen in the gill pattern circumnavigating the stalk.