Sentence examples for not getting around from inspiring English sources

He also apologized in an interview for not getting around sooner to this piece of research.

He added: "It's one of those things; we put an emphasis on not getting around things.

I'VE been kicking myself for not getting around sooner to the Eva Hesse retrospective, here at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

That was several days before Tonya announced that she knew about the plot to attack Nancy Kerrigan only after it had unfolded, and about a week before Jeff pleaded guilty, but several days after Shawn Eric Eckardt complained to the Portland Oregonian that Tonya had browbeaten him for not getting around to arranging the assault as quickly as she wanted.

This has been "achieved" by two dismal realities: (a) the chapter(s) regarding evolution in the official biology textbooks had always ranked last with the profoundly ironic result of teachers not getting around to teaching those chapters in most classes due to lack of time; (b) the chapter/s of evolution was/were not included in the curriculum of either, high school or university entrance exams.

I suspect the Review's editors are kicking themselves for not getting around to David Foster Wallace, who died in 2008.

We did not get around to mentioning AIDS until 1986.

He simply could not get around on it.

A good-size storm might also mean she could not get around on her scooter.

They would not get around to setting one up until 2008.

Currants do not get around much in this country, though certain cultivars do grow wild.