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get about BrE

What you need to know is the best way to get around.

But soon I felt better and began to get around.

New York is not a hard place to get around in.

We will have our own car with which to get around.

The news just got around and we all turned up.

The other two knew what the major was getting around to.

People will find ways to get around the new law.

But did we really have to get around the world?

The rest of us will try to get around and cut them off.

Two of the men got around quite near him, but behind his back.

By the time you get around to me, I may be dead.

He had no way to get around in the middle of the day.

The word of what we were to each other never got around much.

Or, the department may get around to it on its own.

No society in history has worked so much just to be able to get around.

All he had to do to get around the other guy was not hit him.

Maybe she'll get around to that during the next 50 years.

The use of real paper got around the feel problem.

I also think you might be able to find some way to get around.

In some cases, I try to get around a wall.

It would take some time for the news to get around.

It was a long night, but the morning got around at last.

We never got around to it, but I wanted to.

She knows how to get around having those kids taken away.

I've heard some things, you know how they get around.