Sentence examples for will get across from inspiring English sources

But it is still tough - who wants to travel or live like this? Inshallah, I will get across soon and do something better in England.

Somehow the message will get across here as well.

"My own feeling is that a poem that's any good will sound very good and will get across if it's read aloud in a proper way," he said.

If you're a candidate for president, the convention affords you a fleeting window of opportunity, about three hours total of network airtime, to present speakers who will get across your one central message to the wide section of America.

Mr Clegg hopes his speech will get across the message that his party has a distinctive strategy which is neither "an ever-shrinking state" offered by the Tories, or "reckless borrowing" by Labour.

The European commission document is understood to have raised the spectre of "over exposure" that the enlarged Universal Music will get across all manner of media platforms and markets.

Robots, such as NASA's Mars rovers, have the same problem: If their limbs move too fast over loose soil, they risk digging themselves into the ground; too slow, and they'll get across the terrain, but it will take forever.

But it'll get across the line".

He/She is saying that the lineup will get an across-the-board upgrade, and likely a price drop for the high-end model, which starts now at $2,799.

The same self-reliance and ingenuity that hauled Americans across their continent will get them across the cosmos is Interstellar's message.

"Only one giant leap will get you across".