Sentence examples for get across through from inspiring English sources
What he was in fact trying to get across, through the voice of one of his characters, was the idea that we all contain within ourselves beautiful ideas, waiting to be born.
The Storm threw everything at Brisbane in the final minutes, and looked like they would get across through Felice Kaufusi, but for a stunning ball and tackle by Matt Parcell that denied them.
"I think the key message we wanted to get across through the whole tour was that New Yorkers don't want this," said Alex Beauchamp, Northeast regional director at the environmental group Food and Water Watch, which coordinated the protests along with the coalition New Yorkers Against Fracking.
Get across-the-board involvement.
"It is important that message gets across".
I suppose the true answer comes in when I receive feedback from the viewer, their observations, the validation that the ideas I'm trying to get across are coming through, this is when a work is truly complete to me.
He's not thought of as a talky writer, but "What Would You Like to See?," an account of two couples at a dinner party, demonstrates how Carver could get across a lot of information through dialogue alone.
If they could ever get across on television what a driver goes through, this sport would go through the ceiling.
I have deliberately rushed down through the North Island to get across to the South before the schools break up.
The seismic reflection waves collected on the lines KR102-104 should get across the plane, while those on the KR101 should propagate through the plane.
