"I finally get around to it, and that's always the day the fever breaks".
They come to work, then a week passes, or longer, then we finally get around to talking about money.
And when you finally get around to asking the basic questions, you have to wonder about some of his answers.
But it might still be three or four years before they finally get around to working on our building".
And what better impetus to finally get around to pruning rarely worn parkas from crowded hall closets?
Once a week, a magazine contributor will be quizzed about books they're reading or have read or hope one day to finally get around to reading.
She'd like her father, a custom carpenter, to watch it, so he'll finally get around to building her the new room she's been promised.
But it wasn't just that multiple monitors reduced distractions; the setup also increased my efficiency when I did finally get around to working.
The letter was brisk and controlled, unlike the rambling missives I tend to send when I finally get around to it, and I left wishing that Hofer would set up her letter-writing stand more frequently.
Of course, with this step I just bought myself another chunk of work when I finally get around to a proper refinish, with that 200-pound sander and all.
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