Sentence examples for finally getting around to from inspiring English sources

Q. I'm finally getting around to tackling my overgrown backyard.

"Now we in mining are finally getting around to e-commerce," he continued.

He even got airborne, just as a teammate was finally getting around to setting him up with a pass.

He's finally getting around to it, serving takeout in a repurposed shipping container just outside Madison Square Park.

The Journal also notes that the increase in leisure time brought on by the recession hasn't resulted, as one might think, in Americans finally getting around to all the productive things (like tackling "War and Peace") they hadn't had time for before, but in more television-viewing: an average of two hours and thirty-one minutes per weekday.

In an interview in May, back when Jerry Seinfeld was finally getting around to launching his official Web site, this standup and sitcom star told The New York Times that his joining Twitter was about as likely as his running out of offbeat observations on airline travel: "That's stand-up with a net," Mr. Seinfeld said at the time.

I finally got around to it.

I finally got around to seeing "W".

Yesterday, they finally got around to responding to my request.

I finally got around to trying out the idea.

Writer finally got around to visiting the UN recently.