Sentence examples for even got around from inspiring English sources

It's something I'll tell the grandkids, and we haven't even got around to having our own kids yet".

John Reid, the defence secretary, claims that ministers have not even got around to thinking about Trident.

He complained throughout the interviews that reporters were so interested in disucssing the league's expansion that he hadn't even got around to discussing basketball.

So new is he on the presidental scene that the French haven't even got around to pronouncing his name correctly - 'bye-rou', not 'bay-rou'.

She doesn't have the energy to go swanning about on the Jonathan Ross Show going 'Motherhood is feckin luverly babe!' She's probably not even got around to washing her hair yet.

It has weakened the checks and balances built into Congress (the Senate, supposedly the more deliberative chamber, has not yet even got around to debating Mr Bush's "surge" in Iraq).

"I didn't even get around to thinking about it until about a week ago," he said this week.

"My guess is it will be a while before we'll even get around to doing another one.

Someone may even get around to posting his picture in the CFTC's lobby, still adorned with that of his Republican predecessor.

(His 2001 book on Bing Crosby, the first of a projected two volumes, is 700 pages long and never even gets around to "White Christmas").

Mike was more moderate than in recent weeks, and didn't even get around to mentioning the £350m-a-week figure that has been the leitmotif of his campaign.