Sentence examples for has got around to from inspiring English sources
While I'm not sure that this is something that any statistics department has got around to measuring nor something that has yet been subjected to brazen guesstimation, I think it's fairly safe to say: lots and lots.
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.
But, because the White House has got around to nominating only one of the Democratic choices (Goldschmid; the other is Roel Campos), the Democrat-controlled Senate Banking Committee has refused to act on any of Bush's nominees other than the S.E.C.'s chairman, Harvey Pitt.
Though the terms of both appointees have expired, neither Mr. Cuomo nor Mr. Hevesi's successor as comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli, has gotten around to naming a replacement.
"When this has happened in the past, it's been literally months before Congress has gotten around to fixing things".
Four months of green later, T-mobile has gotten around to releasing the TM506 in a shiny new color: Scarlet Red.
Second, predictive shipping nudges you to buy items that you were considering purchasing but might not have gotten around to.
I felt sorry to have put her in this position, but I was also bitter: just when would she have gotten around to telling me?
Scandia's $6.95 dinner includes cold lobster and shrimp, and the word has gotten around to seafood fanciers and dieters who stick to proteins.
The other empowers you to do good when you probably wouldn't have got around to it otherwise.
