Sentence examples for getting round to doing from inspiring English sources

I originally intended to listen to the entire collection to expand my musical taste and knowledge, and now, owing to my impending departure, I'm finally getting round to doing so.

This sum and more seemed to have been spent long before they were halfway through the project, yet they have carried on building regardless and are now getting round to doing the two cottages and the gardens.

And instead of conducting a proper conversation, he would be repeatedly congratulating himself for looking so cool, and banging on about how he was going to use his new laptop to write a novel, without ever getting round to doing it, like a mediocre idiot.

"It's bare plaster but it's all ready for painting, it's just getting round to doing it until its move-inable.

Nobody cares because Alicia and Jason are at last getting round to DOING IT.

These are all things Kim may not get round to doing day-to-day.

Who knew, I might even get round to doing some research at the nearby Huntington Library.

But we never got round to doing an exact calculation of runs-byes.

Adventures, in other words, that you might actually get round to doing.

We moved house in February, but with training and competing we haven't really got round to doing anything.

It has taken us a long time to get round to doing this sort of thing, however.