Sentence examples for getting around to sending from inspiring English sources

I'm terrible at finding time to sit down and write them, and then getting around to sending them.

Chip and pin (or chip and signature) machines are ubiquitous in almost every other developed nation, but the U.S. is just getting around to sending out chipped cards and firing up terminals capable of taking the higher security cards.

The other day I finally got around to sending some good friends a wedding gift.

Perhaps, while you're stuck in here anyway, you should get around to sending out that stack of résumés.

While less personal, it won't make a guest feel uncomfortable if they haven't gotten around to sending a wedding present.

Most of them didn't even know she had entered labour; she certainly hadn't got around to sending out that all-important first photo.

The tally now stands just shy of $10 million, which Hendrickson claims is an undercount since "many people out there don't get around to sending me their evidence".

Moreover, by the time we might get around to sending humans, in two to three decades at best, robots will have advanced to the point where they might easily compete in real time.

Verizon Wireless finally got around to sending a polite email to customers informing them that everything they do on their phones is now used to target them with ads.

Tidy in dress and excitable in manner, Humayun is a perfect foil to the laid-back Agee, who says he wasn't trying to sideline Humayun from access to Black Beauty; he just didn't get around to sending him any in time.

Between college and work, I had never gotten around to sending him even a postcard.