Sentence examples for quite got around from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, we haven't quite got around to "Seen as the Cristiano Ronaldo/Frank Lampard/Andros Townsend of his day".

Which is presumably why we haven't quite got around to building a tax-free investment plan which is remotely comprehensible to the common man.

This sounded like the kind of answer that students the world over come up with when facing a tough essay question on a book they never quite got around to reading.

But despite all this, Ms. Church never quite got around to digging her own bean hole.

I also have a Halifax Direct ISA, but haven't quite got around to paying into this account yet.

You always meant to see the movie, of course, but somehow never quite got around to it.

While Mercer — the author of a biography of the saxophonist Wayne Shorter — is to be applauded for trying to break from the conventional "making of" sessionography, she never quite gets around to making clear such basic facts as exactly when and where "Blue" was recorded, or which songs appear on the album.

It is a perfect option for spring skiing (our trip took place towards the end of April) - especially for those of us who never quite get around to going in the early part of the year, disliking the short days and sharp temperatures of January and February.

But he hasn't quite gotten around to it yet.

He hasn't quite gotten around to watching all of it now, either.

And never quite getting around to sliding it over to his side of the table.