Sentence examples for ever got around from inspiring English sources

And the cathedral was never finished: no one ever got around to building the nave.

"I would have been elected procrastinator of the world if I ever got around to mailing the paperwork in," Mrs. Dunievitz said.

Instead, he negotiated with himself before he ever got around to negotiating with Congress, proposing a plan that was clearly, grossly inadequate — then allowed that plan to be scaled back even further without protest.

Mr. Semmola went on: A university near Urbino, he said, which 20 years ago received an important library of thousands of volumes, has recently had to return the gift because nobody ever got around to unpacking the books.

And the legacy that his acolyte Whitman invokes demonstrates that Whitman's future, a harsh realm indeed, began arriving before Whitman ever got around to settling in the state in which she has already spent a national record amount of money to seize the reins of power.

And my supervisor has not ever got around to aiding me with my citizenship application — years it has been.

In the settlement agreement, they also put terminals in libraries, but didn't ever get around to doing that.

That is, if the town and village clerks ever get around to helping.

It is concerned that, should it ever get around to building its space plane, the definitions in the bill may, or may not, cover its vehicle.

To many it is now dull and outdated, the natural sacrificial victim if cricket ever gets around, as it certainly should, to rationalizing its incoherent and overcrowded schedules.

There's something sickening about the scale of the art-mediating infrastructure that the book represents, advertising more stuff than one might ever get around to looking at, let alone valuing.