Sentence examples for getting across in from inspiring English sources

We really need that message getting across in certain parts of the City.

The chairman of the company behind the Daily Telegraph texted David Cameron before the last election to suggest the Conservative leader speak to the editor of his newspaper every day during the campaign to ensure his party's message was getting across in the broadsheet.

As another Jordan program participant, Suad Abdel Hafez, put it: "I would advise other girls to take up the challenge and discover the world of networks and computers...who says we can't do it?" The message appears to be getting across in Jordan, where 47percentt of Networking Academy students and 25percentt of instructors are female.

And even better if the message gets across in a fun way and sticks so that they can apply it in real life when they are a little older.  .

Is the message getting across, especially in the North?

Welcome proof that his message was getting across came in late spring when a pipe bomber started striking rural mail boxes.

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.

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.

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