Sentence examples for around to answer from inspiring English sources

(And when they're not, someone will be around to answer that 4 p.m. phone call from the killjoy client).

Critics also point out that many unemployed people don't have telephones, or aren't around to answer them.

But Mr. McGreevey didn't stick around to answer questions about his statement of regret, so there was little chance that he would give the story any more oxygen.

Sunday morning, two and a half hours before the Dodgers' game against the Braves, Jones started to push on the door to the visiting team's batting cage at Turner Field, then stopped and turned around to answer a question about his struggles.

"It raised as many questions as it answered, because there was nobody around to answer the questions," Mr. Kerry said, describing his father as "bitter about the loss of his father, and then later the loss of his sister to cancer and polio," and "very sort of disconnected to roots and those kinds of discussions; he was more into theory and policy".

WASHINGTON - WITH Scott McClellan's announcement that he will hang up his flak jacket after nearly three years as White House press secretary, maybe it is time to ask one last question, even if he won't be around to answer it: Why continue with the daily press briefings at all? Oh, there are reasons.

Opposing counsel "makes these claims that have no basis in law or fact, and then by the time I get around to answering it, the argument has changed".

As for that question about the Belgium players to whom he would be happy to give an Irish passport, O'Neill eventually got around to answering it.

And remember how, by the time it finally got around to answering its central question, it seemed like such a tossed-off afterthought that it only succeeded in infuriating its remaining fans?

(This raises a question that the picture never gets around to answering: who in his right mind would want to tattoo a vampire?) Odd combinations run through the movie: the soundtrack, which bangs as much as Blade's cherry Plymouth muscle-car, is an unholy marriage of hip-hop and electronica, camps that once had no enthusiasm for each other.

In debate prep, political consultants had instructed the governor that he had to do three things with each answer: 1) tailor his response to the person asking the question; 2) attack Obama; and 3) get around to answering the question, presumably by attacking Romney.