Sentence examples for do get around from inspiring English sources

Somehow, we never do get around to crying uncle.

"If we do get around to talking business, oh, man, have I got a car for Tiger".

If you do get around to cooking your own chickpeas, their cooking water will really enhance the broth.

And if prisoners ever do get around to the privilege of working a 35- or 40-hour week, shouldn't they be paid a decent wage?

But then that's another of her strengths: nothing about her says "Look at me", but when you do get around to looking, there's something startling and graceful there.

Do get around to it eventually, though, because its design strengths outweigh any seen-it-before familiarity.

Actually, it was Glenda's (She does get around, doesn't she?).

Lord Snowdon does get around, and if there's a little too much professional polish -- not to say glibness -- that doesn't keep his work from being entertaining.

When Mabud does get around to mentioning what he considers the alternative sources that should be taught, he mentions two in particular: Michael Behe, and a book by Wendell R. Bird, The Origin of Species Revisited.

Edith Wharton and Henry James did get around.

Goldin sure does get around.