Sentence examples for put one across from inspiring English sources
THE detective story is flourishing in movie theatres, although it takes more exertion to put one across than it used to with Charlie Chan.
She has a great gift for offhand comic line readings, never letting one of Mr. Ives's jokes slip by without a little goosing, but never tearing the fabric of character to put one across either.
As English football, in its bubble of greed and arrogant disrespect, heads for South Africa looking less three lions than free loins, it will be a victory for moral reality if Altidore puts one across Terry in mid-June.
A lady put one in the charger on her laptop and it exploded across the room.
Together, the nurse and I struggle to get her across the ward while she struggles to put one foot in front of the other.
Unfortunately we could only put one away.
Simply put, one is insufficient without the other.
Saul puts one finger on the £20 note and moves it across the table towards him, looking at Lias as he does so.
They were then put on one of the white buses taking them to centres across France.
But Danny Noriega has GOT to stop putting one hand behind his back and stretching it across to hold his other arm.
The main thing for me is putting one foot in front of the other and walking across that bridge.
