Sentences with phrase «not get around»

I, am a essential list - maker and can't help but experience confused at the end of the day from all I did not get around to.

I thought I was the only one when I walked in and saw 14 people waiting in line to pick up prescriptions, three people in line waiting to drop off prescriptions, and after leaving finding you could not get around the building because of the cars lined up at the pharmacy window.

He can not get around that fact so he spends a lot of time distracting, obfuscating, and changing the subject (between lying).

, but that does not get around food allergies.

And it does not get around the fact that Madrid should have won the game but we missed chances and failed to control the game once taking the lead.

It will be great for the Gunners to win back to back trophies but the FA cup is still only our third priority and it still does not get around the fact that we should be doing better in Europe.

... «and not get around the edges and cross balls in» are you serious?

I also bought the Zaatar spice, but did not get around using it.

We really enjoyed checking out the entries from last week but did not get around to comment on all of them.

That is, are we willing to accept that in some sense we are always comprehended by a circle of meaning that surrounds us and which we can not get around, a circle to which we can contribute new meanings but which we can not ourselves circumscribe?

No one can not get around that fact; however what happened to the concern, just take an interest in the church folk who really try and help, be active in attendance, who are outgoing... but again if you are not in the clique or married you are ignored!!!

It is an act of entrusting oneself to a pattern of existence that is present in promise and which reason can not get itself around comprehensively.

Trying to pay off debt first means you might not get around to investing until well into your 40s or later.

Business owners who have taken the step to incorporate or form an LLC, but who haven't gotten around to separating assets and finances, are asking for trouble.

«The tech is an important piece but I think the harder part you can't get around is the time it takes to learn,» he said.

The top reason people gave for slacking off when it came to estate planning was that they «just hadn't gotten around to it,» according to the survey of 1,003 adults conducted in late January.

So why couldn't I get around to picking that watermelon up and throwing it in the garbage?

But according to a recent report, 66 percent of business owners haven't gotten around to inking one.

Then, put the items that you didn't get around to as the most important for the next day.

On the stand he said he too hadn't gotten around to reading Racz» patents.

Maybe they were tight on money at that time, maybe they hadn't had a chance to try your first product yet, or maybe they were just busy and didn't get around to reading your letter.

But if you can't get around using the widely - used presentation software, here are tips for making the best of it.

Clearly, they just haven't got around to telling us!

Apparently, they couldn't get around the idea of a show that had children as leads, but wasn't a kids show.

«If you don't get around to billing your customers until a couple of months after they receive your service, there's no reason they should take your bill seriously, because you don't.»

«You can't get around.

«The tech is an important piece but I think the harder part you can't get around is the time it takes to learn,» Spiegel said.

It was a knee - jerk reaction because no one wants it to happen and the brain can't get itself around the possibility.

I keep meaning to invest it, but don't get around to «pulling the trigger.»

The GST now owed is retroactive seven years, back to 2005, when the federal Finance Department issued a news release saying it planned to amend tax legislation — something it didn't get around to implementing until 2010.

I haven't gotten around to posting the transcript of my talk with Simon Sinek on his new book, Leaders Eat Last.

There is a scenario where you absolutely can't get around buying a new phone: App and game makers design their software to work better on newer, faster devices.

I still haven't gotten around to paying back any student loans, but I can eat now, I can pay my rent, I have some great friends, and I've had the privilege of playing and working with some of my inspirations in the last few months.

If you can't get around the Bible than what you are saying is useless.

Then he gets off his unemployed butt and invents light, though he won't get around inventing the things that make light for a couple of days.

Folks, you can't get around it: The first profit of the LSD church, Joseph Smith, put it in the pillars and tenant of faith, said «You can tell a lie as long as you don't offend a church member»... Well, lets see what the other non-members think of the Mormon religion and its trust in the Romoney / Ryan ticket now.

And I really wish Christians would make up their minds about Jesus's place in the big scheme of things: is he a co-equal third of a trinity of ent.ities who somehow make up one large god, or is he a lesser god sent by his greater father god to suffer in order to straighten out the weird sin situation he created and didn't get around to fixing for thousands of years (the whole John 3:16 thing people are so fond of quoting only makes any sort of sense in the second situation).

Just don't get Him around any Ammonites!

I've been thinking about this lately but haven't gotten around to posting.

And either way it doesn't get around the fact that people following a religion or self - help figure are self selected for one atti.tude compared to those following people who are talking mostly about just the likely non-existence of something.

I've not gotten around to reading Christ Minimized yet, but it's on my theoretical book list.

In the meantime, people often tell me that they read the blog religiously, but haven't gotten around to reading my books.

I read Jesus» words about turning the other cheek over and over, and yet, I can't get around the truth that, if I were to see a child being hurt (including my own children), I would do anything to stop it.

Perfect I was thinking along the same lines but didn't get around to submitting it.

Often they talk the talk but don't get around to walking the walk.

I listen to try to engage but can't get around the fact I still only trust the therapist to an extent.

I think it's just that they can't get around believing in something without any proof.

You can't get around this chad, the only way for you to believe in god is to first believe he exists which directly contradicts your earlier statement about how god usually does it biblically.

Perhaps the MTA hasn't gotten around to labeling everything.)

I've been wanting to try pineapple but haven't gotten around to it yet.