Sentence examples for get across this from inspiring English sources

That Martz is going to such length to get across this message, perhaps for Martin's benefit, is another ominous sign that all is not right with Warner.

"It was a complicated thing to try to get across, this grandiose spirituality," Mr. Danna said, "but also more human-scale things, a coming of age, growing up, loss.

"Yes, we've got sports stars here, Formula One drivers, but we've also got ordinary secretaries … So that is the challenge for us to get across: this is affordable but it is still aspirational.

LG have branded this design kink as modular and "transformative", so who better to get across this sense of transformation than Jason Statham, the hyper-versatile actor known for playing a chiselled hard man in Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels, a chiselled hard man in the Transporter series, and a chiselled hard man in Crank and its even crankier sequel Crank: High Voltage?

I tell you what… I've got my work cut out trying to get across this road!

So, imagine driving for an hour; it would take you most of that time to get across this hole in the ground".

"Schools, authorities and the companies themselves have to do their bit and make sure that the message gets across so this behaviour is seen to be wrong and socially unacceptable," he said.

Get across-the-board involvement.

"Children do need to go to bed at regular time and we need to make sure that this message gets across".

The word "zoo" just doesn't get across the experience of this animal-friendly, ecologically aware visitor centre.

If they can get across the benefits, maybe this could be useful to habitual mobile shoppers out there.