Sentence examples for to getting around from inspiring English sources

'Nightclubbing was a total soundtrack to getting around Bristol.

THE BASICS The secret to getting around Bangkok comes down to two things: water and sky.

There are tricks to getting around this, and Thurber knew them all.

There is a deeply sociological dimension to getting around a city, and in Kathmandu the symbolic power of the motorbike rules strong.

Whether it is that money that will be key to getting around this stumbling block in the last days, or something else, Ravanchi sounded confident it would happen.

But once you arrive, a rental car is essential to getting around, particularly to the many parks that are scattered throughout the northern foothills or the neighboring desert, where saguaro cactuses resemble a vast welcome committee waving hello.

"I have to get around.

(She seems to get around).

It's pretty easy to get around.

A car is needed to get around.

How are you going to get around?