Sentence examples for likely to get around from inspiring English sources

Rumours are also very likely to get around fast.

The CiU looks likely to get around 37% of the vote (slightly less than in 2010) on November 25th, thus falling short of an absolute majority in the Catalan parliament.

Going into the sentencing, many legal experts said the governor – who became a national punch line while doing reality TV appearances such as "Celebrity Apprentice" while his legal case unfolded – was likely to get around 10 years.

Even if major print publications were to ignore such a film at first, the proliferation of word online is far likelier to get around — and then to get back to someone at a newspaper or a magazine and, at the very least, to shame a responsible critic into paying attention.

They also are more likely to use bicycles to get around, so the emphasis on services and repair will quickly endear REI to the community".

Nearly 90% reported that their child never used a walker, cane, or crutches to get around, but this likely reflects their inability to use these devices rather than their ability to walk.

Depending on other people to get around will make you more likely to stay home or to wait around for other people to determine your fate.

As a parent, if you try and put yourself in that path, you're likely to get knocked around".

With the support of the life Senators, and defectors from the smaller parties (including M5S) it is likely to get to around 147-149.

If you stand still you are likely to get knocked around and annoy those dancing by you.

(She seems to get around).