Sentence examples for got around to this from inspiring English sources
New York, typically slow to recognize what is important in postwar European art, has just now got around to this much-delayed tribute.
O'Casey himself only got around to this infuriated anti-war screed more than a decade after the armistice -- the same year, as it happens, that R. C. Sherriff penned the devastating Journey's End.
That I live across the street from the Watergate complex in Washington no doubt also had a lot to do with my getting around to this book.
Sanders never got around to addressing this issue in the debate.
But if you don't get around to making this salad before they disappear, don't despair.
It seems Google is getting around to tackling this problem.
They just, the flight attendant told me, haven't gotten around to making this particular plane Internet accessible.
We'll get around to exactly what this means in a second.
At breakfast, Lois, who is seventy-six, took his time getting around to this particular Big Idea.
"The great mystery to us is why somebody is just now getting around to this," Carlton Molette said.
