Sentence examples for if you get around from inspiring English sources

If you get around to it, ask Steig about that.

This deleted exchange between Thompson, the investigating reporter for the Rawlston (Luce) organization, and Raymond, Kane's butler, makes the point about the line of succession from Hearst to Luce all too explicitly: THOMPSON: Well, if you get around to your memoirs — don't forget, Mr. Rawlston wants to be sure of getting first chance.

We're not sure if you got around to listening to that N.A.S.A. album, The Spirit of Apollo, because how could we possibly have that information?

The map will help if you get turned around or to find public transportation.

If you want to be a really good skater, you'll learn to skate equally comfortably from both directions, if you get switched around for a trick.

However, if you never get around to asking, there's a 100% chance you'll regret it!

Don't worry — if you eventually get around to asking for this person's number, you don't have to worry about being phony!

If you do get around to cooking your own chickpeas, their cooking water will really enhance the broth.

And if you get stuck, roll around on the floor a little.

And if you get turned around here, Baychester Avenue is never farther than a quick jog.

If you get only around £42,000 for losing an eye, why should you get that much or more from someone writing something nasty about you, he asks.