Sentence examples similar to gotten around to completing from inspiring English sources

All those ambitious projects you started but never got around to completing.

His writings must be interpreted as preliminary stages of works destined for eventual publication that Leonardo never got around to completing.

He did not even contemplate his first run for elective office until 1993, when his boss, a state legislator, unexpectedly stepped down, and he got around to completing his work for a college degree only three months ago, having changed his major five times in 30 years.

Why don't you ever get around to completing your manuscripts?

The inevitable outcome is that we won't get around to completing all the important stuff.

Sure, you've pinned those cute polka dot sock puppets, the Jack-o'-lantern that looks like Jennifer Aniston, and the DIY tinfoil wedding dress, but when will you ever get around to completing these innovative projects?

One was a gift that I knew I would never get around to reading, "The Complete Works of Isaac Babel," by the short-story writer executed in the Soviet Union in 1940; it was still shrink-wrapped.

Nadal was getting around to that now.

She uses an electric wheelchair to get around and relies on others to complete day-to-day tasks, such as using a kettle or toaster.

To get around by car, the city has constructed a maze of incredible underground tunnels, complete with road signs.

(7) I was unable to get around at all.