Sentence examples for not got around from inspiring English sources

Stoker said that he had not got around to reading his great-grand-uncle's novel until he went to college.

Ms Bortone may have reached an understanding with Mr Berisha, but clearly he had not got around to sharing that understanding with his parliament.

Nigel Farage, Ukip leader, had not got around to marking the day on the micro-blogging platform, either, despite his party's special briefing to mark the day.

The 67-year-old added: "He's been asking me for a little while but we've just not got around to doing it.

But I have been so busy I have not got around to it.

Yet many parents have still not got around to investing the voucher.

We did not get around to mentioning AIDS until 1986.

He simply could not get around on it.

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

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.