Sentence examples for getting around to doing from inspiring English sources

And I'm getting around to doing that, acquiring contemporary works".

AFTER years of being shamed by ever shabbier and more overcrowded airports, Britain is at last getting around to doing the right thing.

"We are finally getting around to doing the right things," Army Reserve Lt. Col. Joe Rice observed one day in Iraq early in 2006.

But I'm not about to add Drop Date to my bookmarks – for most of us, getting around to doing any exercise at all is more important than the technology in the trainers we wear to do it.

With Eric Clapton, Ron Wood and Marianne Faithfull among those who have recently thrown their hats into the ring, and even Keith Richards now threatening to pen his own memoirs, it seems that the old rockers are finally getting around to doing it for themselves.

More than a decade after Congress told the Environmental Protection Agency to begin testing chemicals that may upset the balance of hormones in people, the agency is finally getting around to doing it.

Did you ever get around to doing any research?

Apparently, she just hadn't gotten around to doing it.

"I haven't gotten around to doing it".

"We wanted to do something, but we never got around to doing it.

In the settlement agreement, they also put terminals in libraries, but didn't ever get around to doing that.