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get across
verb
- to cross or cause or help to cross
- adverb to be or cause to be readily understood
- informal.intr, preposition to annoy
her constant interference really got across him
Example Sentences
After four minutes his desire to get across the front post and above Jeffrey Schlupp - despite his diminutive stature - from a corner and glance the ball into the net gave Rangers the perfect start.
She said: "The arts are at an advantage with a problem like that, because what we're trying to get across is that talking about truth versus when you're talking about fact."
"He goes once, he checks back, goes again, got across Gabriel and got a good contact on his shot, so he had done everything right. It is only a great block that stops the goal."
This is likely something that Hermansen will have known and he managed to get across the goal to save the shot despite it being close to the corner.
James, who entered the game one point shy of 50,000 total in regular season and playoff scoring, got across the threshold with a first quarter three before making four more.
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