Sentence examples for getting around to setting from inspiring English sources

He even got airborne, just as a teammate was finally getting around to setting him up with a pass.

They would not get around to setting one up until 2008.

I finally got around to setting it up, and even though it prints basic documents, every time I try to scan, the software crashes.

Carlos Castaña, the manager of Los Chuzos, hasn't gotten around to setting up a website for the restaurant – but he has no illusions about the influence of the virtual world.

Network TV would not get around to setting a series in Vietnam until Tour of Duty (CBS, 1987–90), but the satire and dramatic commentary of M*A*S*H were clearly aimed, at least in the beginning, to an audience that had grown ambivalent about the war in Vietnam.

Only the day before GM and Chrysler were due to present their plans did the administration finally get around to setting up a presidential task-force that will assess both the restructuring efforts of the two companies and the plight of the rest of the American automotive industry.

The White House finally got around to setting up a MySpace page.

But we'll see if I get around to setting it up.

Many small business people persist in using a personal e-mail account for business, perhaps because they never got around to setting up an e-mail associated with their Web site, or never got in the habit of using it.

The sad part of this is that many people are willing to donate but don't get around to setting things up.

Maybe you have the most recent iPhone or iPad and you just haven't gotten around to setting up cloud--heck you may not even be convinced you need to use the cloud.