Sentence examples for He gets across from inspiring English sources

He gets across the bridge and his fear is lessened.

He gets across to children what it would be like for a child during the first world war.

He gets across defenders and the goalkeeper to get on the end of balls into the area like Alan Shearer did when I played with him at Newcastle.

"Shaq knows what he gets across with that Bentley," Flex said.

"He's got so many points that he gets across -- little things, but they add up," Washington said.

By befriending the eccentric insects who live in the prodigious peach in his back yard, and giving free rein to his own sweet ingenuity, he gets across the ocean to New York, where news of his feat brings "hundreds and hundreds of children" to the door of his new peach-stone house, in Central Park.

So how did he get across so fast, especially given that, by his own acccount, he has "never done anything sporty before"?

He got across to the bike.

He got across the track just a few hundred yards ahead of a Force India and leapt over the pit wall.

I don't care how he got across the room.

Eventually, he got across Fifth, entered the museum, and found the American Wing.