Sentence examples for only got around from inspiring English sources

The Israeli prime minister only got around to speaking about the Palestinians more than half an hour into his speech.

It costs upwards of $1,000 to participate, but we only got around 70 leads as a result, and only a small percentage of these leads converted into actual registries.

That other awards show (the one that rhymes with Jammy) has never honored Phish, and it only got around to acknowledging the Grateful Dead last year, offering the consolation of a lifetime achievement nod.

At Halloween we'd get all these comments about 'are we going to get bitten if we go round to the Stokers?'," he said, admitting that he only got around to reading his great grand-uncle's novel when he went to college.

The list only got around 200 subscribers, but the feedback was very positive.

The agency announced the GO competition on 23 March but for some reason only got around to issuing a press release today.

Another thing I meant to do but only just got around to was reading Lisa Randall's short ebook, "Higgs Discovery: The Power of Empty Space".

Depp's agent had only just got around to telling the actor the exact figure he would earn for starring in The Man Who Killed Don Quixote.

She herself was worried since she can only get around in an electric wheelchair that she may not be able to use in the storm.

"People talk about innovation in good times but they only get around to doing it in tough times," said one speaker.

(The programme actually launched in 1997, but America is only getting around to joining now).The Associated Press write-up of this story is confusing, so you're probably better off reading APEC's press release for more.