Sentences with phrase «to get across»

You might be the best person for the job, but if you don't get this across in your cover letter then they won't know!

You have to be able to tell your side of the story to the judge without being so upset or angry that you can't get across what you mean.

I like a lot about figure one — it really gets across what the problem is quite clearly, once you think about it for a moment.

Gets across how insane it is adopted a wait - and - see approach.

But just saying you're «ambitious» isn't the best way of getting this across to potential employers.

Be clear about who you are, what you can offer and what you want, then make sure that message gets across in the different social media that you use.

There's a fast shooter here with a ton of depth, something that trailers haven't really got across all that successfully.

There's often a difference between what we meant for the reader to understand and what we actually get across with our words.

Even the usefulness of subject methods courses only help get across the subject matter, if the teacher can control his or her class.

Getting across town can take hours, he said, with multiple bus transfers.

It's impossible to get across just how funny this film is.

One of the most challenging points to get across about this issue in general is that a larger proportion of the exploitation resides inside forced manual labor, rather than in sex slavery.

What you told me is that we're not getting across clearly enough what we are achieving in government.

You simply don't suffer any loss of momentum and hence get across so much quicker.

Alternatively, there was a stranger on the corner that came up and ran out to help the child to get across safely so the child wasn't killed.

Soft skills are much more difficult to prove on paper, so getting them across on your resume may need a bit more thought.

But I'm not totally getting what your trying to get across here.

If you're currently sending out resumes, you're likely wondering if your resume meets the right criteria and whether it is actually getting you across the first door.

It's a smart way to wink at how audiences feel about reboot culture while also getting across that this new film is very much it's own thing.

If you want to get really detailed there are websites that tell you how many points you can get across all the shopping portals for every merchant.

You have different types of «towers» you use to stop enemies from getting across the map.

If you don't need the information now, it may help you in the future especially when you are in critical situation when you need to quickly get across to your card issuer.

And it is something we may not always get across to our students, especially when we teach via judicial opinions in cases that, by definition, were brought.

No message ever gets across unless it is endlessly repeated.

So that your message gets across through all that noise and translation.

What is the most important concept writers should get across today about the bond?

His presentation is all over the place, but he communicates the messages he want to get across very well.

You have to judge both how late to brake for the left, such that you can still get across the road to be ready for the much tighter right.

They put the best teachers into the worst schools to make sure that almost everyone gets across the finishing line.

A personal loan can be very effective in helping you get the funds to get across difficult financial patches.

Over time, people have difficulty getting across to one another.

Creating a narrative, with situations and characters that your employees will relate to, helps to get across key learning objectives in an engaging, easy - to - absorb way.

The more positive attention you can get across channels online, the more leads you will be able to convert into paying customers.

The key thing we wanted to get across though is that the rolling inflation up - rating is certainly not all that is changing the price, by a long shot.

A child might try to blindly cross the street but there are also responsible drivers all whom stopped so the child got across safely.

Especially with the message they are trying to get across now about bullying and loving yourself.

That's a 330 - pound guard getting across the play to pick up a 190 - pound safety.

Getting across aisles, turning corners is easy with this stroller.

One of the basic questions was: How does copper get across the membranes in mitochondria?

But you'll never get across the bridge if you submit to the fears of your own making.

Helping those poor students get across the finish line is absolutely a worthy item on the higher education reform to - do list.

To Facing History, pedagogy is not a set of teaching techniques that can be used to get across particular ideas or encourage effective practice of specified skills.

So, we had one of the kids say it, getting across everything that was necessary with one sentence of kid logic, and suddenly it worked.

I could not, for the life of me, figure out how to get him across water.

I didn't have any real problem getting across stages, though some part of certain stages are cheap, and not in a fun way.

Sometimes the camera doesn't move fast enough, but hey, all you lose is hearts and you don't really die so you'll get across eventually.

The gate should close automatically, and he fence should be high enough that children or pets could not accidentally get across or through it.