Sentence examples for measures to get around from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people have been driven to desperate measures to get around," he said.

Marketing alliances are a half-measure to get around these limits.

Chefs like Mr. Palmer of Aureole and Mr. DiSpirito of Union Pacific defend the use of cameras as a practical measure to get around unreliable servers.

The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports:Republicans removed appropriations from the bill to get around the requirement that 20 senators vote on the measure.

"But for people who are looking for an easier way to get around, the Measure M system will provide it".

(She seems to get around).

How are you going to get around?

I'm just hoping to get around".

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

The most recent hitchhike trip was an example of how hard it is to get off the carnival circuit, one is often broke and has to resort to desperate measures to get a job and get around.

Sponsors of the current measure tried to get around that flaw today by attaching 15 pages of Congressional findings that such an abortion was never necessary to preserve the health of the pregnant woman.