Sentence examples for get around to telling from inspiring English sources

It's a shocking story but Sibblies focuses on how a company of six actors, equally balanced between black and white, get around to telling it.

It's a lot of things to think about before you ever get around to telling the story - and it's such a hustle, the grind of doing it.

As one respondent said, "When I need something identified like a can or TV dinner I am going to use it now, not whenever my friends get around to telling me what it is.

When historians get around to telling it, the story of local fugitives and the neighborhood networks that sheltered them will add an illustrious chapter to the annals of the human drive for liberty.

SPORTS fans, cooling themselves these sweltering days in a library or, if not handy, a saloon, invariably get around to telling you about the greatest this or the greatest that they've ever seen.

I never did get around to telling her.

Maybe the people who hate me just haven't got around to telling me.

During breaks in filming she eventually got around to telling Ms. Camp about her past.

"Hemlock Grove" is the sort of supernatural horror thriller that's so concerned with atmosphere and mood that it barely gets around to telling its story.

And he wondered whether his young daughter, Sophia, might even be vaguely interested in his achievement when he eventually gets around to telling her.

Nobody, though, got around to telling him it was OK for black kids to like the kind of music he instinctively liked.