get round

This week CSFB came out with a couple of suggestions to try and get round the obstacles.

In the nights the French dispersed to get round the Russians, hid themselves in the woods, and all that could struggled on again.

It may take them at least three months to get round to it but, contrary to popular perception, men are the first to say I love you.

But what the agency did not mention was that developers had found ever more clever ways to get round rules aimed at cooling the market.

But he took two weeks to get round to pronouncing on the matter.

Get round the next corner and surely the path would start heading downhill. It had to soon.

Her friends pushed the boat off down the river and ran across the fields to get round to the bridge.

In the second half, I was touched and I tried to keep going to get round the goalkeeper, but I eventually lost my balance.

I'll get round to see you one of these days.

I haven't been able to get round to looking at your essay yet, but I'll read it this evening.

trying to get round our patents and cash in on our sales efforts.

Many living in towns dream of starting up their own farm, of living off the land. Few get round to putting their dreams into practice.

I'm very busy at the moment but I hope to get round to answering your letter next week.

with some girl named Zhu. You're just trying to get round her.

You'll find this map of great value for you to get round London.

It's no use trying to get round paying the income tax!

She is trying to get round this tricky problem by changing the subject.

4. . . trying to get round our patent and cash in on our sales efforts.

But ca you find some way get round your producers for an earlier delivery? Make a special effort, please. A timely delivery means a lotus.

With a car , it is convenient for you to get round in the city in your leisure time .

Mr Sternbach's job was to find a compound just as good, or better, with just enough differences to get round Wallace's patent.

PwC's reorganization is the latest in a series of moves by the firms to get round the cross- border hurdles this throws up .

Other people, though, think they may be able to get round this difficulty.

It was an awkward corner to get round, so take it slowly.

It's easy to get round by bus in this city.

Please don't speak of this. They don't want it to get round [to her ears].

The way to get round all this this, he says, is clear leadership, explicit divisions of labour and very strict routines.

I'll try to get round to see your mother one day.

You'll find this map of great value in helping you to get round London.

To get round the sheikh's concerns, issuers are turning to the ijara , or leasing, structure.

Giving up a US passport helps some longtime residents of the UK get round these new non-dom rules.

Get round to it or you will lose the golden opportunity. Unless you get round to it, you will lose the golden opportunity.

We are very tour busy this week but I hope to get round to your request next week.

We all know how annoying it is to lose your mobile phone, especially if you never did get round to backing up those valuable contacts.

s easier for you to get round if you have a bicycle of your own.

William Hague, the Shadow Foreign Secretary, criticised Mr Brown for taking five days to get round to making his response.

Perhaps you always intend to exercise, but somehow you never get round to it.

Don't worry if you can't think of a word, try to paraphrase and get round it.

But can't you find some way to get round your producers for an earlier delivery? Make a special effort, please.

When two cars collide, that lane becomes blocked and other vehicles have to move to one side or the other to get round them.

You don't want word of your exceptional generosity to get round.

Perhaps we might as well get round the table.

Are there activities which you never quite get round to doing which you've now realized will matter?

But before I can even get round to it, I'm plagued with doubts.

Tell Jane I can't get round to her request this afternoon, so she can go home and come back tomorrow afternoon.

But by the time you get round to things, the world has moved on and. . . you can lose too much.

I'm very keen to get round training grounds over the coming weeks and see people face to face.

We happen to get round to testing -- let's say, Newton's Law of Gravity -- about 300 years ago.

It's no good; you can't get round the issue by making excuses.

It is cheaper, easier to reach scattered audiences and can get round local political difficulties.

Daniel Tam, of the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command in San Diego, thinks he has a way to get round that.

A: But can't you find some way to get round your producers for an earlier delivery?

The basic problem is to get round the table.

Let's get round to the back gate of the university.

You can get round this in advance by joining (for free) the airlines frequent flyer scheme called flysmiles.

Santa, how can you get round the whole world in just one night?

Get round Finally, we get round our boss and get his blessing.

The little girl is artful and knows how to get round her parents.

They may find it difficult to hire people locally, but they can get round that by offering silly amounts of money.

The man who travels a mile each day, May get round the world at last.

Internet users do get round blocks by using proxy websites - and as soon as they close down, others open.

There are a number of obstacles in our way, we must try to get round them.

I'll get round to mending it eventually.

I didn't get round to putting all the photos in frames.

I must get round to mowing the lawn this weekend.

Max could always get round her.

but we can get round this regulation by saying that were charging not for admission but for refreshments.

WEST HAM want to keep the running track to satisfy the legacy. How can you get round this?

Even if we are busy with our work, we still must get round to giving a phone call to our parents.

I was surprised at her ability to get round so many people.

It takes her so long to get round to doing the washing up that I end up doing is my self.

By relying on the masses we can get round all sorts of difficulties.

She knows how to get round her father.

Tom's only three years old, but he knows how to get round his father. Isn't that really unbelievable?

spread far and wide; get round fast; run without leg

Get round to sb's request