Sentence examples for finally getting round to from inspiring English sources

But PSA and Renault are finally getting round to cutting jobs and excess capacity.

Well, two decades later the band are finally getting round to releasing a follow up, and boy have things changed.

"So, what are the immigration targets of your new commission?" asked Boulton, finally getting round to the reason Mikey had volunteered himself for this debacle.

Grown-Up Gappers 9.50pm, BBC2 More people over the age of 35 are finally getting round to having a gap year.

After years spent discussing things like the Government's reforms and standards in schools, MPs on the influential Commons select committee on education are finally getting round to asking the fundamental question: What is the point of it all?

I originally intended to listen to the entire collection to expand my musical taste and knowledge, and now, owing to my impending departure, I'm finally getting round to doing so.

12.34pm: I've finally got round to finishing the papers.

But this autumn I finally got round to it.

It was years before the BBC finally got round to broadcasting the whole thing.

So will this be the year you finally get round to looking for a new career?

But when the rating agencies on July 10th finally got round to acknowledging the problem, investors were clobbered.