Sentence examples for when he got around from inspiring English sources

So when he got around to me he told me to stand back with the rest of them and he would see why I couldn't pick more cotton.

He hit Bush from the right, and when he got around to bashing the Saudis, I thought I'd wandered into a big meeting of The Weekly Standard editorial board.

When he got around to singing his own "Small Town," in a slow, bare-bones arrangement for voice, drums and slide guitar, he repeated its last line -- "that's probably where they'll bury me" -- five times.

But when he got around to doing a grown-up book -- "The Seven Lady Godivas" in 1939 -- the grown-ups did not seem to want to buy his humor, and he went back to writing for children, becoming famous and wealthy.

From the Turnage narrative: Well the overseer began to weigh the cotton, and when he got around to them that didn't have cotton enough he told them to stand back until he got through weighing cotton and he would see what was the reason they could not pick more cotton.

When he got around to remaking the Z3, Warming says, he sketched something that looked almost precisely like the car you see here.

Which, when he gets around to mentioning it, is roughly the moment where he stops sounding happy at all.

Welles wants her to play Desdemona to his Othello when he gets around to it.

So when he gets around to assessing his own performance last night, he will know that these analogies have a certain familiar ring.

Of course, Bryant could schedule an operation -- right when he gets around to planning the one he could have had two years ago.

It is likely that when he gets around to producing a whole grain loaf, it'll be better than mine.