Sentence examples for getting around to changing from inspiring English sources

"If you're trans and you haven't been getting around to changing your gender marker on your passport, get to it," said Federow, 33, a Brooklyn resident.

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After the lawsuit, Moss had changed the company's name to Classic Air Charter, but he hadn't got around to changing the sign.

He never got around to changing the name.

The staff at Marshall Field's never got around to changing the window display.

3.40pm GMT City authorities haven't got around to changing the electronic warning sign on the entrance to the Manhattan Bridge yet.

"These last two or three years have been insanely gratifying," Mr. Leo continued, from a cellphone whose 973 area code he has not yet gotten around to changing.

The law is an ass, Mrs Merkel is saying, but it's the law that we've got, and so it must be respected until we get around to changing it, which – by the way – I promise we will.

And this isn't one of those outdated laws that they somehow never got around to changing, like cab drivers not being able to pick up people infected with plague.

That is, until they get around to changing the world themselves.

Good knews for Love: This past Thursday, the Swedish High Courts did get around to changing the law, so he is free to produce as many mini-humans as he likes.