1 Nowadays people get about much more than they used to.

2 Since he broke his leg, he can't get about.

3 I don't really want this to get about.

4 He's completely reliant on his wheelchair to get about.

5 She was finding it increasingly difficult to get about.

6 The nature of his business enables him to get about the world a good deal.

7 My gran is finding it harder to get about these days.

8 She's eighty now, and doesn't get about much any more.

9 Once I was able to get about, a brisk walk helped to lift my spirits on the low days.

10 Word was sure to get about, and the shrine would suffer from it.

11 Sports monkeys generally get about a 120-second window in a newscast to communicate information.

12 Apart from that, if you're able to get about then clearly it's helpful if there's no traffic.

13 Would it now get about that Mrs Markham was a little peculiar or, worse still, that she had some assignation?

14 You can get about on those leg things of yours; we have to stay where you put us.

15 How did the rumour of her death get about?

16 How did the news of his promotion get about?

17 It must not get about that he is ill.

18 Minicabs make it easier for people to get about.

19 How did the rumours get about?

20 Belinda: And get about 25 miles to the gallon.

21 Trains and buses make it easy to get about.

22 How did the story of her elopement get about?

23 He will be able to get about in a week or two.

24 The most common question I get about first kisses is this: When should I do the deed?

25 I've been abroad three times this year. I get about quite a bit.

26 " I'd get about fourteen hundred a year out of that. "

27 Sixth, the pleasure-boat, in sailing, visitors can't get about at will , forbids getting drunk, making a fun, so as not to threaten the security of oneself and others.

28 I rented a car from a garage so that I could get about.

29 Lack of mobility may mean that older people with disabilities have to incur the cost of private transport in order to get about.

30 Everywhere there is water - to play on, to get about on, to work on.

31 Unable to get about, she sent Joy on one errand after another.

32 She will be able get about in a week or so.

33 The entranceway is the first impression that you get about a home or office.

34 The message is in family philtrum get about, immediately scamper opened boiler, all kin think method to search.

35 If you get simple beauty and nothing else, you get about the things God invents. (UK)Robert Browning.

36 In genotype 3, we get about 75 percent clearance in 6 month.

37 He is a semi-invalid now and can't get about as wall as he used to.

38 BG Group Plc rose to the highest in 2 1/2 years after saying it will get about 600 million barrels of oil from initial operations at Brazil's Tupi and Guara fields.

39 Since he broke his leg, he can not get about.

40 Don't believe that junk mail you get about you winning a prize draw - It's just a scam.

41 Repairing the divot caused by an average lumpectomy requires eight to 10 syringes to get about 360 cc of fat tissue.

42 What hints do we get about Clytemnestra's feelings for Agamemnon in her exchange with the chorus?

43 We get about 26 million listeners a week through our relays.

44 If you get simple beauty and nought else, you get about the best things God invents. ------Robert Browning.

45 He is a semi-invalid now and can't get about as well as he used to.

46 And you could say I get about a lot without meeting anybody.

47 What is the easiest way to get about in Los Angeles?

48 A person familiar with the situation says Citigroup employees generally will get about 25% to 60% of their compensation as long-term deferred stock or cash, the person says.

49 The lame old man used a cane to get about.

50 If you get simple beauty and nought else, you get about the best things God invents. ---(UK)Robert Browning.

51 This is a "seeing-eye dog", an animal specially trained to help the blind get about in public.