Sentence examples for get around to recording from inspiring English sources

THE pianist Stuart Hemingway always figured he'd get around to recording his own work.

Only later in life did he get around to recording.

Mr. Russell's new band, Shinyribs, grew out of an overflow of songs he knew he would never get around to recording with the Gourds.

The peripatetic Marco Polo got around to recording his classic travels through China only because he was captured in 1298 during a naval battle with Genoa and held in a lavish palazzo.

Although the band members cite influences like Sonic Youth and rap music, a listener would never know it; the band re-creates the old-fashioned momentum of a garage band, as if it were playing songs the Seeds or Question Mark and the Mysterians never got around to recording.

The taxpayers were denied a 2004 deduction because NAT had not gotten around to recording the easement until 2005.

By the time Sinatra got around to recording it the song was 20 years old, originating in the 1937 film "Top of the Town".

Some of the songs are numbers that Antibalas has played for years but never got around to recording, like "Sáré Kon Kon," with its propulsive, hypnotic bass line, while others were written and recorded on the spot, in one case in a little more than three hours.

Perhaps Mosaic Records will someday get around to putting out a comprehensive boxed set of Garner's Columbia recordings, but in the meantime, "This Is Jazz 13: Erroll Garner" (Columbia/Legacy CK 64968) offers an appealing selection of 15 tracks recorded between 1950 and 1956.

It's a recital, and the kind of record most serious jazz pianists get around to at some point.

Some never get around to it.