Sentence examples for gets across with from inspiring English sources

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

I know I'm definitely not the best singer, but I think the message, the story behind the song about defying limits and borders placed by others, hopefully all that gets across with the performance.

That was the point I was trying to get across with the sign.

"In some sense, that is part of the theme he will be trying to get across with the ex-governor".

On the other hand, that's a hard point to get across with the flags flying and drums beating.

Now he says: "What I was trying to get across with that album is that your pendulum of emotions doesn't change.

Fair enough if you just don't appreciate what he tries to get across with his live shows, but then I don't see it as only comedy.

The most serious mistake was not to get across with sufficient emphasis that by far the biggest contribution to a rise in public sector debt was caused by the banking crisis.

In a superb tragicomic set piece, Billy brings Sylvia home, and Christopher, the bullyboy, challenges her to convey with gesture what he can get across with speech: "How do you say... 'Her mind's... like a... plastic bag... flapping... out a car window'?" he asks, speaking slowly and clearly, so that there can be no mistaking him.

Earlier this week, he commented on his decision to use a Jesus lookalike for one of the gig's main sequences: "One of the things that I wanted to really get across with that message is that you can have a relationship with Jesus, that you can talk to Jesus," he told San Francisco's Wild 94.9.

Desai says the key thing he wants to get across with Addappt is that users should have control over their own social graphs.