Sentence examples for then got around to from inspiring English sources

Now the debate about Piazza relocating to first is as intense as ever, after the Mets told the news media last week that they would talk to Piazza about the transition to first, then got around to informing Piazza, too.

To Representative Carolyn McCarthy of Nassau, who also switched parties, but the other way around: "Am I doing all right?" Representative Charles B. Rangel, a Manhattan Democrat, wandered in late, gave his own news conference and then got around to giving Mr. Bloomberg a bear hug; he got this response: "I did what you told me to do".

You then get around to calling the hotel operator.

They banter for a bit and then get around to a piano.

I'm terrible at finding time to sit down and write them, and then getting around to sending them.

For all these reasons, America's secretary of State is likely to break bread first with Indian tycoons like Ratan Tata Ratan Tata and Mukesh Ambani, then get around to visiting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

They simply depict no more people on the planet, and then get around to the real reason for the programs: showing what happens over the days, years, and centuries, to all the stuff people left behind.

He got vague answers, and then, "it got around to the point — that someone was stabbed," Mr. Lewk said.

They talked for a few minutes, then he got around to what Stonesifer calls "the ask".

But then he got around to his conditions, many of which had a familiar ring to them because they had been proposed before and had failed to bridge the huge political divide that has left Mr. Micheletti and the man he helped oust from the presidency, Manuel Zelaya, both claiming to lead Honduras.

Barbash often summarizes when he should dramatize, as if he intended to go back and write in the juicy scenes later, to put flesh on his characters once he had the book's gargantuan structure hammered into place -- but then never got around to it.