Sentence examples for had got around to from inspiring English sources
The Jack Bruce story conforms so closely to the blueprint that it could have been the blueprint if anyone had got around to writing it sooner.
After a month I attempted to get through to the surgery, and after five days finally found out that my results were normal but no one had got around to sending them.
It challenges the authorities to explain why, if the offending articles had been so inaccurate, none of the police, prosecutors and the ministry of public security had got around to pointing out the errors at any time in the past two years.It remains unclear why the authorities have suddenly turned against the graft-busters.
I had gone to the Chief Justice to talk politics, but somehow he had got around to telling me instead about the night of September 8 , 1935 which has the same significance among Longites that St. Bartholomew's Day has for French Protestants.
So I Googled deliaephron.com (I never had gotten around to bookmarking it) and it wasn't there.
A White House spokeswoman did not know if he had gotten around to buying one yet, but said the new chief of staff preferred Irish whiskey.
The other empowers you to do good when you probably wouldn't have got around to it otherwise.
I have got around to Jane Austen, Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre so I did grow up properly after the pony books.
Oh, and by the way, that's before anyone has got around to trying to check the helium content of all that shale gas being fracked.
Ere long, presumably, they would have gotten around to groups with "progressive" in their titles.
