Sentence examples for get around to exactly from inspiring English sources

We'll get around to exactly what this means in a second.

Kershner didn't get around to explaining exactly what was "problematic" about the wording of the poll question until she after she meandered for several paragraphs discussing other results from the poll.

But her critics in the past few days have remarkably failed to answer a very basic question (not that the media is really asking, but maybe they'll get around to it) -- what, exactly, was Nancy Pelosi supposed to do?

He has described the album as the end of a certain era of work, and though it's unclear why it took him thirteen years to get around to doing it, that's exactly what it is.

She'll get around to it.

Some never get around to it.

On that basis, it's not exactly shocking that Gillette, the men's grooming giant owned by Procter & Gamble, has finally got around to suing the Dollar Shave Club, the online razor and shaving products subscription service.

Nadal was getting around to that now.

"But she never gets around to it".

I finally got around to it.

She never gets around to it, though.