Sentence examples for that got around from inspiring English sources

" 'There's a freshman in King's who knows about everything,' were the words that got around," a 1939 profile in the college weekly, Granta, recounted of its outgoing editor.

Things like that got around fast on Cape Cod.

And that got around -- by word of mouth as well as in the form of engravings and illustrations in the press.

It pioneered a strategy of repricing options in a way that got around accounting rules.

Years earlier gun manufacturers had created a type of stock that got around pistol grip prohibitions by joining the grip with the stock and leaving a space in between for the thumb.

A23 Officials warn that getting around will not get easier anytime soon.

Since she was only a couple of blocks from the United Nations headquarters, Ms. Domene said that getting around by car or even on foot was sometimes difficult.

It is nonetheless an improvement over a health care industry that gets around the problem by not insuring the sick.

We have felt right along that Hollywood would get around that difficulty of foreign market because up to now it has always been able to get around everything, a movie being essentially something that gets around something else.

It's limber, straight-ahead jazz with mystery and pop instincts that gets around most of the old, pervasive mainstream influences, both of trumpet playing and bandleading.

There are, for example, the so-called riverboat casinos that get around prohibitions against gambling on land; most of the boats never leave the shoreline.