Sentence examples for getting around to sharing from inspiring English sources

Three years later, I'm just getting around to sharing those words, and regret their relevance.

Ms Bortone may have reached an understanding with Mr Berisha, but clearly he had not got around to sharing that understanding with his parliament.

Paul Tatum, who appears as an even sketchier figure in Pearson's novel "Blue Ridge" (along with his cousin Ray) is so distracted that he never gets around to sharing some vital information.

There were so many other exciting Barack Obama topics to talk about, we just never got around to sharing our feelings about this one particular issue.

So you end up producing nothing, contemplating how to make your content perfect -- when you finally get around to sharing it.

This blog post is my way of trying to compensate for that absence, to share what I never got around to saying in the classroom.

The remaining $40,000 will be subject to lower capital-gains tax — and only when you get around to selling the shares.

The idea was that instead of continually saying, 'Oh we must swim there,' but never actually doing it, we would get around to exploring new swimming places, sharing experiences and really making the most of our aquatic landscape.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Beck never gets around to telling us who this radical, violent, subversive, rage-maddened, riot-inciting "charity guy" is, but I can reveal that his name is Aryeh Neier.

"But she never gets around to it".

I never got around to it".