Sentence examples for authorities got around to from inspiring English sources

They had been hoping this would be the year the local authorities got around to hooking up natural gas.

But give it a few years – once the various financial authorities get around to reading the Satoshi white paper – and you'll see a sea change.

In the coming days, when the authority gets around to making a more detailed proposal public, in at least some cases the increases are likely to be smaller than those in the notice.

3.40pm GMT City authorities haven't got around to changing the electronic warning sign on the entrance to the Manhattan Bridge yet.

"I was on firmer ground -- an authority but not an expert -- when I got around to 'Victor/Victoria.' I could have sketched the stuff at that point.

I finally got around to it.

I never got around to it".

America's local authorities get around 70% of their revenue from property taxes.

By mass-manufacturing a hallucinogen that the authorities hadn't gotten around to criminalizing, Mr. Stanley singlehandedly created a market where none had existed, and with it a large part of what would become the "counterculture".

In another ten years, the authorities might finally get around to publishing a report on this.

Luckily, the sellers already had permission from the local planning authorities for the expansion but had not gotten around to building it.