Sentence examples for got around in from inspiring English sources
In the weeks before publication, word of the "Top Ten" piece got around, in large part because the staff of the Nass, as it is known, was divided.
My seatmate got around in the course of the weekend, and someone later speculated that he was a promoter of "show matches," a Don King figure who arranges grudge matches between prominent StarCraft players and then sells advertising against them.
In short, it's a good bet that our existing dysfunctional health system knocks off far more people than an army of "death panels" could — even if they existed, worked 24/7 and got around in a fleet of black helicopters.
It was interesting to learn that the basis for the song "It's Now or Never" was the operatic "O SOLE MIO," and that Wyatt Earp really got around: in addition to his Flagstaff business, he built his Dexter Saloon in NOME, Alaska, in 1899.
When word got around in Holland about the debauchery in iT and the out of towners started coming in, you'd see many of them hooking up with what they thought was a hot babe – only to find out she was a he after making out whole night.
"Traditionally," people were racist and sexist and got around in horse-drawn carriages.
Distances are so great and ground transport so poor that people get around in small airplanes and motorboats; 4x4 travel is restricted by the seasons.
Distances are so great and ground transport so poor that people get around in small airplanes and motorboats.
"Word gets around in Gela".
