put across

How To Use put across In A Sentence

• Put across in a way which is accessible to non-specialists, this is fascinating material and yet the pure science involved is only part of the story.
• The researchers sought to determine if rest periods would reduce worker fatigue and therefore contribute to increased output across the day.
• Words are only essential to put across more abstract concepts and intellectual ideas.
• Our lorries have been held up at Ventimiglia, where a ‘dogana’ has been erected by the Fascist government in Rome, a barrier has been put across the track, and payments have been demanded in the name of the King of The Shape of Things to Come
• Ibsen's magnificence is hard to put across: the drama opens in a drawing room and ends in a howling waste. Ulster Bank Dublin theatre festival – review
• Suffice it to say they are excellently put across the footlights.
• He shares his wisdom on subjects such as mateship, self confidence, discipline and family values, and throughout the text endeavours to put across a message he believes is applicable to everybody. Wisdom from the Hardwood - The Austrian Economists
• He never misses the opportunity to put across the views of grass roots farmers to the major decision makers.
• Waving banners and flags, protesters cheered and shouted as speakers put across the case against war.
• However, I am digressing from the main point that I am trying to put across in this letter, which is the attitude of most Namibians when it comes to criticism.