Sentence examples for got round to producing from inspiring English sources

"It is good news that the Home Office has finally got round to producing proposals on this after being repeatedly asked by Nick Clegg.

In a report, the committee complained that the MoD had only recently got round to producing a policy paper on the subject and many of the solutions were still on the drawing board.

She elicited from him the first big announcement of the night – that he would release his family's 2014 US tax returns on Friday, and ones for earlier years when his wife Jane had got round to producing them.

Gove told the Brighton College education conference: "I may be unfamiliar with all of Roger Hargreaves' work [the author of the Mr Men series], but I am not sure he ever got round to producing Mr Antisemitic Dictator, Mr Junker General or Mr Dutch Communist Scapegoat.

Leaf mould doesn't cost anything to produce and is supposed to be a key ingredient, but I've forgotten to get round to producing any.

And every now and again, one of us does get round to producing that Great Work, like Sara Maitland with her Book of Silence.

Fortunately, they hadn't got round to announcing it when Coldplay's bass player Guy Berryman called up to say he would love to produce their next album.

Reader, I got round to it.

Co.Design reports that before the software which makes about 200 to 300 images a second gets round to producing images we recognize, the sun will have exploded.

You just never get round to it do you?

That, and finally get round to milking the horse.