Sentence examples for get across in from inspiring English sources

That's the main thing we'd like to get across in terms of cancer awareness.

What we couldn't get across in the original film was the smell of the place.

After meeting Iby we discussed various points that we needed to get across in the film.

Difficult to get across in translation, it is familiar to virtually every citizen of Germany.

"The attitude I want to get across in my work is: 'People live here'," he says.

Or was there an important message that you wanted to get across in that film, which seems to stand apart.

"I try to get across in the books in that there's no distinction between people and animals.

When Danny Simpson could not get across in time, Lingard had opened up the one-on-one with Schmeichel.

"Introduce them to the messages we are trying to get across in our shows about values and good, clean living".

"Writing down what you want to get across in an interview is only part of the challenge," Yeung says.

But explaining why appears to be just slightly too technical for it ever to get across, in the media or on Capitol Hill, in statehouses or city halls.