Sentence examples for get around the subject from inspiring English sources
In fact, Kirkman is extremely happy with her rediscovered single status and it's prompted her to ask all sorts of (extremely funny) questions about marriage, the importance we place on it and how nervous other people get around the subject of divorce.
The data show that conversations with Misha can start anyplace at all and get around to the subject of aliens in ten minutes, tops.
As word got around, the crowds swelled.
Dr. Bartoshuk and other investigators -- by using methods that get around the subjectivity problem, like asking subjects to anchor their responses by referring to an entirely independent scale -- have been able to demonstrate large differences.
The remaining $40,000 will be subject to lower capital-gains tax — and only when you get around to selling the shares.
If you want some idea of his scope and erudition, take a look at the subjects we don't get around to discussing: his operas, his books with the Dalai Lama, his Robinson Crusoe TV series, his published conversation with Umberto Eco on technology and literature (This Is Not the End of the Book), his presidency of the film school La Fémis, his work in the field of science.
"I used to get around," he concludes, and he shrugs and changes the subject.
Russell was wise to cast at least one French person in his highly amusing film; anytime the subject gets around to the meaning of life, or what Hoffman calls "the big picture", it's a good idea to recruit somebody from Paris.
After I saw that first performance, it occurred to me that Penn's fingernail was one of the few subjects he didn't get around to onstage.
How do the delivery teams get around?
