Sentence examples similar to get across meaning from inspiring English sources
Sure, if you don't like what's on TV you go spend the whole day staring at your phone, but the true meaning – the meaning that Noel and Des spent years trying to get across to us – is being together, regardless of whether or not you are enjoying the television.
Get across-the-board involvement.
Create signals to help you quickly get across your meaning to those on the boat.
"It is important that message gets across".
"You just cant get across to them," he said, meaning political commentators, "there's lots of bunny rabbits that run through.
"You just can't get across to them," he said, meaning political commentators, "there's lots of bunny rabbits that run through.
"She wants to get across some good moral messages and have meaning for the readers.
The story doesn't get across that Judaism is a way to find meaning and purpose in your life.
Depending on the person you're writing the song for, this will impact the meaning of the song you're hoping to get across.
