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Get around to   /gɛt ərˈaʊnd tu/   Listen
Get around to

verb
1.
Do something despite obstacles such as lack of time.






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"Get around to" Quotes from Famous Books



... folks just like that in this world too," Susan continued, "'n' it beats me what the Lord makes 'em so for, for they'll talk 'n' talk 'n' wander all over every subjeck in Creation to come 'n' never even begin to get around to the point till you're clean gi'n out with listenin'. 'F the minister's wife hadn't come that day 'n' hadn't talked as she did, I might 'a' been left less wore out and, as a consequence, have told you that night what I ain't never told you yet, for it was strong ...
— Susan Clegg and Her Friend Mrs. Lathrop • Anne Warner

... up and moved forward. He had been wondering when they would get around to this. Beside him, Bork and Nema also rose. "Never trust a Sather," ...
— The Sky Is Falling • Lester del Rey

... sentence or two, which by that time sounded just like nonsense because you'd read it over and over so many times to yourself before your chance came. And often you didn't even have a chance to do that, because the teacher didn't have time to get around to you at all, and you closed your book and put it back in your desk without having opened your mouth. Reading was one thing Elizabeth Ann had learned to do very well indeed, but she had learned it all by herself at home from much reading to herself. Aunt Frances ...
— Understood Betsy • Dorothy Canfield



Words linked to "Get around to" :   act, move



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