Sentence examples for really get around from inspiring English sources

"Man, you really get around," one fellow reporter wrote Mr. Blair in an e-mail message.

"It turned out to be a tribe whose customs I could never really get around".

To those of us unschooled in its ancient lineage and myriad applications, yoga has always seemed like something we should really get around to doing.

People who want to sound adventurous instead of dull and predictable of habit sometimes announce that they may try something that they will never really get around to.

I should really get around to reading Middlemarch, The Red and the Black (available in Penguin Classics, £9.99) and To the Lighthouse (available in Vintage, £6.99), which have been on my to-do pile for years now.

He is replaced by a brash party boy (Jason Schwartzman), a wild windup toy of an egomaniac who's so busy chasing women and sensations that he doesn't really get around to doing much work.

Through the years, people must think I've really got around".

Apart from Sam Vimes, who is increasingly called out on diplomatic sorties, the Pratchett character who really gets around is Death.

From the beginning, the Pranksters intended that the film be shared with the world but then they never really got around to doing it.

It was interesting to learn that the basis for the song "It's Now or Never" was the operatic "O SOLE MIO," and that Wyatt Earp really got around: in addition to his Flagstaff business, he built his Dexter Saloon in NOME, Alaska, in 1899.

Until word about this book really gets around, following Kelsky's instructions should give job applicants a real advantage in finding an academic job.