Sentence examples for get around to visiting from inspiring English sources

He's not sure when he'll get around to visiting his old friends.

Ms. Robertson also suspects that while fight fans are in Memphis, they will eventually get around to visiting the National Civil Rights Museum.

Now Mr. O'Keefe tells us that with all of America's experience in spaceflight, NASA can't get around to visiting the Hubble telescope within four years of the Columbia space shuttle disaster.

For all these reasons, America's secretary of State is likely to break bread first with Indian tycoons like Ratan Tata Ratan Tata and Mukesh Ambani, then get around to visiting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

But it's still plenty grand with its vaulted ceilings and stained glass, its exterior lately covered in scaffolding as European churches all seem to be when you finally get around to visiting them.

There are two separate suites, including a library, baby grand piano, 24-hour butler (though it escapes me why one would need a butler at 3 a.m ., flick-of-the-switch fireplace, period French furnishings, witty and festive oil paintings, and a bathroom that is so luxurious you may never get around to visiting Yosemite National Park at all.

Writer finally got around to visiting the UN recently.

WE would have had a blast in West Texas even if we had never gotten around to visiting Big Bend National Park.

Living in London I have to travel to listen to cuckoos, and it was too late when I finally got around to visiting my friend in Sussex last week.

By the time the girls got around to visiting Club Penguin, they were chatting happily and Adrienne was making progress with her elementary mouse skills.

Hey, shqipe shiqoje ket! Have you ever wanted to play the ancient Albanian lute called the Çifteli and never got around to visiting Albania?