Sentence examples for get around for from inspiring English sources

Like an old broadside, it just has to get around for its moment, for right now.

Another occurred when Ms. Ruvolo broke a kneecap, and she had to use crutches to get around for some time.

What the government should be providing is a choice in how we all get around for everyday journeys.

So if there are any cool men who want to help me unpack on Sundays or sleep in with me... ON WHEELS I Rollerblade to get around for work.

Urban Engines includes the ability to download full cities, so that you don't have to depend on cell coverage when traveling to get around, for example.

Geneva may be expensive, but you've got a secret weapon: You can get around for free.

South Africa's president certainly gets around for a man of his age.

Getting around For maps and walking times, see www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/coastalbuses.gov.uk/coastalbuses

Technically, that logic means that pedestrians are always right, since walking is how we got around for millennia.

His family says he is too old and sick to be sent to Germany, but the government says he gets around for his age and says surveillance video proves that.

The two-seat electric runabouts, which will negotiate urban traffic, traverse complex interchanges and brave mall parking lots with no human intervention, stand to change the definition of getting around for a generation of motorists.