get across造句

The bridge was destroyed, so they wouldn't get across.

How can I get across to the students?

How can I get across to my student?

He failed to get across to the audience because of his strong local accent…

And I can get across town faster than a taxi or tram.

It's so much safer to get across the road at the traffic lights.

Yes, they need to understand the situation was dangerous, but is a spanking the way this message can get across?

They soon came to a small brook, and because there was neither a bridge nor a walkway there, they did not know how they would get across it.

Magic tricks, card games and other "interactive" gimmicks can work, but too many of them detract from what the speaker is trying to get across to the audience.

If we took 2 boats, stuck each leg in a different boat, how long do you suppose it'll take for us to get across the lake?

Perhaps there is a need to get across its own image more, because of events like the sinking of the South Korean boat.

Another point that the "Pro-life" lobby try to get across is that they believe no one dies painfully now, because of hospices and modern drugs, so euthanasia is not needed.

Whether we are buying, selling, consulting, or simply trying to obtain information, we will need to get across ideas to an audience we are not used to dealing with.

Later, the four were worrying about how to cross the river. Suddenly, there came an old turtle, who said,"I used to live in the river. Now that you have chased away the spirit, I am Back. Let me help you get across the river."