Sentence examples for get around to writing from inspiring English sources
Stupidly, I didn't get around to writing the book: Richard King did.
How to Get Around to Writing 21 March 2003.
It has taken me six months to get around to writing promised commentary on the documentary Virunga, now available to stream on Netflix.
Then, perhaps, she'll get around to writing more songs.
But an accurate autobiography, if there's such a thing by the time I get around to writing it.
Unfortunately, Mr. Shyamalan didn't seem to get around to writing parts for the rest of the cast.
Mr. Updike never got around to writing this book, nor is his would-be hero, the anonymous blessed man, likely to be the focus of a documentary film, though his ghost flashed upon me while watching "Ram Dass Fierce Grace," a portrait of a high-profile, extremely public "blessed man," Baba Ram Dass.
Basically, hardware may not work right under Windows XP until somebody gets around to writing new software for it, and old programs may have problems, too.
The one thing he did not get around to was writing The Book.
READING An old friend of mine, Ted Olinger, finally got around to writing a book.
It should be the title of his biography, when someone gets around to writing it.
