Sentence examples for getting about in from inspiring English sources

And so Walsh ended up in his first and, as it happened, his last year at the University of Tasmania, getting about in zip-up wool cardigans that his mother knitted for him, studying mathematics and computing.

Often imported from China and bearing almost familiar names like "Yomaha" or "Mucati Classic," scooters have taken the city by storm, providing a nearly ideal way of getting about in a war-weary town riddled with checkpoints and bedeviled by car bombs.

Getting about in Vietnam was not easy.

At their most risqué they might get about in spangly cowboy boots.

And why did the author of "Eugene Onegin" get about in a jacket with a conspicuously missing button?

A man from Penn's Woods sent us a news account of an accident in the Amish country, where the boys still get about in horse-drawn buggies.

And if hitching has been all but abolished from major routes in Britain, it remains a handy way to get about in the Highlands and islands.

A man from Penn's Woods sent us a news account of an accident in the Amish country, where the boys still get about in horse-drawn….

He actually got about $4 million in the year in question.

In return, Mr. Hevesi got about $1 million in gifts.

In other words, Waymo got about $244.8 million in Uber equity.