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How to use cross in a sentence

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Scrupulous attention to detail to avoid cross infection has shown to be totally ineffective after the age of two years.
For more than half a century, the land that the Bozemen Trail would cross was made busy by Crows and white trappers and traders, not by Lakotas.
Asking spectators to cross national boundaries, and especially seas, is putting far to heavy a financial burden on them.
First of all, any architectural or engineering work has a technical or practical purpose, for example to span a river, to cross an obstacle.
They were obviously trying to play down the gay content and cross over to straight audiences.
She told me to heighten the letter i and to cross my t's so that the horizontal bar is equally long on both sides of the vertical line.
The holder is entitled to cross a cheque even if an original crossing, usually printed on the cheque, has been opened by the drawer.
Depending on your allergy, you can automatically cross some restaurants off your list.
The auction will make the perfect opportunity to gather some Christmas presents and cross some names off that list.
Since then each day seems to have rolled into another before I've had chance to catch my breath and cross things off the To Do List.
The New Orleans Saints are the obvious pick but all of us are rooting for them so let's cross them off the list.
If you're still sending a card to someone you haven't seen since Guide camp, it's probably time to cross them off your list.
I was asked to go and cross my name off the list, because Gordon Copeland knew I was here.
If you really want to help, volunteer to make dinner or do laundry so Mom can cross a few things off her list.
I pause every so often to cross something out, or try to pick the best word to use.
You can read it anywhere, you can highlight words or cross them out and scribble your own comments alongside.
He used his dampened fingers to cross himself and then motioned for Loryn to do the same.
His ability to cross the ball and pass it over very long distances absolutely astonishes people.
So then, you've got PMS, and you're on the warpath, and you know that anyone who dares to cross you in any way, gets it!
Lately, he's taken to assailing university officials who dare to cross him on this explosive issue.
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Now that he had free range over his powers to do whatever he wanted with them, the men dared not cross him.
Most importantly remind them of who's in control now and that they don't want to cross me.
After suing anyone who dared to cross him, Douglas was finally imprisoned himself for libeling Winston Churchill.
However, he can become cross or frustrated on occasion and he will sometimes resort to hitting himself or talking to himself.
I remember being terribly cross with him, but he got away with a great deal because of his personal charm.
Yes, you might be able to tell, I am feeling quite cross with the world at large.
I am also cross that there may have been an assumption that private day nurseries are all just a licence to make money.
It does make her cross now when young women moan about their husbands being away for three months.
And he came home next day dragging one foot after another, with a wizened face and as cross as two sticks.
It is then that that he gets very frowny and shouty and looks as cross as two sticks, like Geoff, though not as sexy.
If nothing unlucky happens to you today, cross your fingers and touch wood because it's only six months until the next Friday the 13th.
If just eight Government members were willing to cross the floor, the will of this parliament, the will of our democracy would prevail.
Basically, the Tory MP approached the Liberals because he and his wife, Nina wanted to cross the floor and join the government.
Next time, cross my heart, I promise to share the recipe for my Super-Duper Mint Fudge Walnut Divinity!
I had to cross my heart and swear to die and even then promise to do to her no harm before I could convince him.
Our cows, cross my heart, have the choice of their own vets while local horses have no need to wait for elective surgery.
I promise myself, cross my heart hope to die, that I will never again get into a car when Grant is behind the wheel.
Just tell me the truth and I cross my heart, I won't tell anyone else in the world.
I have often said, when she comes on television, I involuntarily cross my legs.
I am the gipsy Zara, and if you cross my palm with silver, I will venture to advise you on your adventures.
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Some people don't even say thank you, but they do cross my palm with silver, so I can't complain.
You may get a barman with a seething hatred for you in his steely glare, tempered only lightly if you choose to cross his palm with extra silver.
During our normal daily lives in our own countries, the variety of interesting characters we meet in Pattaya probably would not cross our path.
Leading names in politics and business will cross swords at the Manchester Evening News's great debate on a mini-parliament for the north west.
Svennis has his cross to bear, and he's unlikely to be entirely loved even if he wins in Germany.
The cross and the resurrection should be the source of communion and fraternity.
For instance, parallel cousins are not considered to be marriageable, but cross cousins are.
The prison governor's side whiskers, cross eyes, and murderous expression reminded me of the turnkeys so aptly described by Melshin.
The eyes of newborn babies are examined for any obvious physical defects, including cross eyes, cloudiness, and redness.
She said yes to a guy that had a bod not dissimilar to a cross between a wine barrel and a pear and cross eyes to boot.
If cross eyes are not treated, your child's brain will not use his weaker eye.
This book outlines the basic chronology of a guy born with cross eyes and resulting low self-esteen who reinvents busking to suit his own needs.
Isabelle then raised the cross guard to her lips before returning the weapon.
The pommel and the cross guard had ornate decorations inscribed into the metal with touches of pure gold.
The cross guard was made of a different metal, and was silver in color and the grip was covered in red leather.
As she did so, she noticed the glyph that decorated the center of the cross guard.
The supplied inserts include apertures, posts of various widths, and cross hairs.
She had a collection of mailed death threats, one featuring her picture in the cross hairs of a rifle scope.
After firing the missile, the gunner must keep the cross hairs of the sight centered on the target to ensure a hit.
To obtain the measurement values, the operator simply aligns the tool to cross hairs.
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It has been used on a limited basis for fishing nets and for wound dressings, and for cross hairs in optical instruments.
Jason quickly swung the gun towards him and put his head right in the cross hairs.
Through the lens he could just about make out the silhouette of his friend's head, dead centre in the cross hairs.
With the cross hairs of his sights already on a tank, he took the shot and watched as another tank exploded.
The cross hairs impose a sly menace on the land, the small dots of calibration turn a life into an algebra problem.
I moved the scope's cross hairs down to the lower-right corner of the door and squeezed off the next shot.
His cross hairs targeted a nervous soldier peering out from his cover of boulders.
I gathered my composure as fast as I could, put the cross hairs on them and engaged them.
He stopped in mid-motion as he found himself in the cross hairs of several laser rifles.
One last check shows the cross hairs are dead center on the hardened aircraft shelter doors.
Get the crosshairs close to or near the selected area, and your throw will cross the plate exactly where you want it.
He said this would reduce the number of patients being transferred between wards and decrease the chance of cross infection.
Responsible breeders would not dream of allowing you to carry disease and cross infection to their cherished stock.
They must travel on their own because their treatment makes them susceptible to cross infection.
The focus of one systematic review is double gloving by members of the scrubbed surgical team to reduce cross infection.
In particular the systems need to address potential dangers of cross infection.
The system has major areas of concern for me in terms of hygiene and cross infection.
The deal will see the companies cross license some technology and have Microsoft pay Alacritech an undisclosed sum.
Try using a torch to investigate how much more detailed contrast you can get by using cross light.
The combination of frontlight from the ceiling Cove and cross light from the ends of the Second Pipe makes a good, all purpose general wash.
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The intramolecular hydrogen bond network is not static, but consists of many fluctuating cross links within the template framework.
Infliximab cross links tumour necrosis factor bound to T cells, thus inactivating or destroying it.
They studied the effects by assessing free urinary pyridinium cross links in growing rats, age 5-12 weeks.
The frame is thicker, the axle tubes are thicker, and there are more gussets at cross members.
The base of this vehicle is a chassis that consists of full-length box-section frame rails with nine welded cross members.
Underpinning the new look is a new chassis, a fully boxed design with seven cross members, an E-coat finish and hydroformed front rails.
The special features of this 48-foot semi-trailer are the movable cross members making the unit suitable for hauling any type of load.
The boot is small and its usefulness is further compromised by the presence of a bracing cross member.
Three of these knees are used to help support the cross member and keep it in situ.
If weight continued to be an issue, it would be possible to substitute aluminum tube for steel at the cross members or in the main frame rails.
Since any metal covering would block the antenna's signal reception, holes must be blanked in the roof and structural cross members re-routed.
An aluminum differential cover, ribbed for extra strength, bolts to the rear cross member for added structural strength.
Single stamped outer and inner side panels with multi-piece reinforcements and hefty, seat cross members add to the body's stiffness.
Large, thick, straight side members have an octagonal design with large cross section and this permits optimal strengthening of the cross member.
I would put six legs with a frame on top of the legs, six inches in from the sides, with cross members at least 16 inches apart.
The rear cross members were switched from aluminum alloy to high-strength low-alloy steel.
It took de Gaulle several months to officially adopt the cross of Lorraine as the emblem of the Free France.
He has asked me if I might occasionally run a cross post from the website, if I thought the topic would be of interest to readers.
Because torque is a cross product of vectors, the direction of the torque is perpendicular to the directions of the force and lever arm.
What we need to do is identify the proteins in this strain that cause this cross reaction.
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Participants with a history of adverse reactions to peas, beans, or peanuts were excluded because of possible cross reactions to soya protein.
The specificity for food allergen tests is generally low, partly because of cross reactions between some food groups.
Finally, as a result of this legislation, a consequential amendment makes a change in a cross reference contained in the Privacy Act.
The index seems adequate although there are no cross references at the end of the alphabetical entries themselves.
I wanted to find out about money-laundering, so I pressed Google and followed a complex web of cross references.
Some sort of cross reference between the photograph and part is desirable although labour intensive if carried out manually.
All cross references would be removed as soon as technically possible until the system can be fixed.
There are cross references connecting families to their relatives in different towns and counties.
Then there are other things, such as amending clause 92 to omit the unneeded cross reference, for example.
Once opened, the cross references expand when you allow the mouse to hover over them.
Incisors and canines are absent, but the anterior cheek teeth are enlarged, triangular in cross section, and canine-like.
In cross section it is a symmetrical structure of three blades protruding from a central, solid shaft.
The installation was conceived as a cross section of a shape that was outside of the time and place of the gallery.
After three daily changes of molten paraffin, tissues were embedded in paraffin to provide cross sections.
Further, it has been described that the cross section of collagen fibrils contains central low density areas.
Two trenches excavated across sets of ridges provided cross sections and a sample of material from ridge contexts.
Columnar grains were observed on macroscopic examination of a transverse cross section cut from this region.
What I did do was test a good cross section of available ammo that is identified as match-grade.
If the sample taken wasn't a cross section of the people who live in the borough then it isn't representative.
The British Household Panel Study is an annual survey of a representative cross section of British households.
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These visits generate very positive publicity in a wide cross section of important tourist markets.
This new plan is the work of a wide cross section of clinical staff, patients and their representatives as well as health service managers.
The target regions were strategically selected to provide a representative cross section of the entire human genome sequence.
However, training with just one or two people can put you in a rut, make sure you roll with as wide a cross section of the club as possible.
There was lively and diverse debate throughout the day among the wide cross section of groups that attended the conference.
This entailed a full day of dialogue with representative cross sections of the Canadian population.
It is vitally important that the membership reflects the views of as wide a cross section of the diverse elements of the borough as possible.
Coming up with a glossary of terms would promote understanding, but limit the expression of vast cross sections of the demographic.
You probably can't tell from the smallish picture, but the cover is a cross stitch pattern.
I have a version, done in cross stitch by an old friend, on a shelf near my desk.
Also, the craft group have a nice selection of cross stitch pictures, candles and other attractive items on show.
Instead of doing the same boring tasks over and over, they get to cross train and improve their thinking skills.
All positions are Full Time and provide agents with the opportunity to cross train into a management role.
They recalled how successful their earlier cross training had been and decided to try it out on the new employees.
The manager is expected to build and maintain a world class optical engineering team through mentoring, cross training and recruiting.
You will further assist in developing a job mentorship program to ensure adequate cross training and employee development takes place.
The horns of the crosstrees are only shown as a cross section where they are situated in the centre of the bracket.
The cross vault rests on rectangular beams which are supported in the center by 5 round columns of 68 cm in diameter.
In the south-western and north-western wing original beautiful and richly profiled ribs of the cross vaults spring straightly from the walls.
The 15th century gothic, three-nave St. Michael church with a cross vault is another historical monument.
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Gothic cross vaults are preserved on the ground floor, the bosses bearing the arms of the regions of the Polish Kingdom.
After freeze-up, cars just cross on the ice, but there's always that guy who tries it once too often in May!
But the woman, she was the one who was put up on the cross and crucified today on talk radio.
The crucifix contained a piece of wood taken from the cross on which Jesus was crucified.
The main section of the cross is made of dark-coloured wrought iron, highlighted by pieces of galvanised steel covered in gold leaf.
Andrew McLoughlin proved his dead-ball abilities with a cross from the right which fell to McTiernan on the near post.
In the dying minutes of the game, Nogwana pulled one forward to surprise the Nigerian goal-minder but her shot was sent over the cross bar.
The problems are the shared responsibility of humankind and cry out for solutions that, like the problems themselves, also cross frontiers.
I held them in awe and was something of a crybaby constantly running to my mother for protection if they said anything cross to me.
The award proved that the women of cross country can be cutthroat competitors without being cutthroat people.
Well, really quite cross anyway, sufficiently furious to blow the froth off a cappuccino perhaps.
Jade the Heartless showed no mercy to any cur of a man who dared to cross her path.
The cross marks in curbstones, indicators of which stonemason cut it, or of a parallel city.
The assistant referee signalled that the cross had curled out of play before hitting the woodwork.
The brochure presents the resources available at the Museum for cross curricular learning visits.
It moved to cross the road, and gave a cursory glance left, then right, then stepped out into oblivion.
When they return home, they again cross the proscenium, leaving the exotic behind and returning to the normality of their home world.
How can shepherds dare to cross a high pass without first propitiating the appropriate goddess?
The delineation of the Atlantic coast north of the Maltese cross is based on speculation.
The pro-project group propagated the idea that the mining of bauxite was the only means for the area to cross the boundaries of backwardness.
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We are able to cross reference the information supplied by dealers with that on our database.
As a group, then, we were predisposed to cross boundaries and become collaborators.
Avoid headings that cause you to cross behind and below the preceding aircraft in order to avoid turbulence.
There are several hurdles the dairy industry needs to cross with respect to using probiotic and prebiotic ingredients in dairy products.
A glance upward through the ceiling area reveals the huge cross timbers, and the complex joinery of the gambrel roof system.
They learn how to cross roads without looking, ride on the wrong side of the street or cycleway, and that safety gear such as helmets is daggy.
Another service will take place at the cross in Otley Market Place at 3pm on Easter Monday.
It's the players who do the business, not the gaffer and when we cross that white line, it's up to us.
People had been gabbling at her in some strange language that sounded like a cross between Russian and Gaelic, but slightly more confusing.
When the buns have risen, use the back of a knife to make a cross indentation on the top of each one.
One of the grasses he likes best is the meadow fescue, a cross of fescue and perennial ryegrass.
It is ingeniously named, for it looks just as a cross would look if it looked like something else.
At one point, we wait for 10 minutes to cross a road, conceding right of way to five aircraft as they taxi and take off just metres away.
The frame is thicker, the axle tubes are thicker, and more gussets at cross members.
For the cross examination she is dressed in a sober black dress and discreet gold chain as befits a senior law officer.
The protesters were rounded up underneath the fluttering white cross and red field of Denmark's flag.
The next time I want to cross London I will find a taxi driver with a gun carriage and a flag.
I drop the cold metal cross and look up at him, blowing a bubble with my gum.
He has no criminal record and is employed as a train conductor which, on occasion, requires him to cross the Canadian border.
A spaced pair of cross members interconnect the furcations at elevationally offset locations.
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In each later pregnancy, maternal Rh antibodies can cross the placenta and reach the fetus.
But congrats on a decent hall of residence, just cross your fingers and hope the bed isn't lumpy!
He had planned the ideal route down the snowboard cross course and was intending to stick to it.
We do know that when you cross the finish line in a race first, you're the best person in that race.
We all want to be the one to cross the finish line with our arms thrown high in victory.
Most antique bow compasses have an interior angle between the cross piece and bow arm of 70 to 75 degrees.
To cross deeper or broader stretches of water, armadillos gulp air into the digestive tract and swim like a dog.
It was struck well but the ball hit the cross bar and bounced back into play.
At the low-tide mark they will cross over into federal territory and then swim into international waters where they live and grow for some years.
But the player-manager was caught out four minutes after the break when he turned Sheron's cross into his own net.
The government has developed a proposed regime for separation distances between crops, to avoid cross pollination or contamination.
The room felt unfussy and pleasingly neutral, like a cross between a high-design airport lounge and a friendly neighbourhood cafe.
Children got cross when they heard contractors would only provide recycling bins if they paid for them.
Hooper led his men over plowed fields in search of a place to cross the creek.
Forearm and lower leg measurements cross joints and could be affected by joint deformity such as contracture.
Submission to the fundamental contrariety of human nature amounts to an acceptance of the fact that the psyche is at cross purposes with itself.
And it cannot cross the line into attempts to intrude on the court's authority and punish judges for making decisions one doesn't like.
His cross is the same as the cross of Wotan which Norse invaders of Scotland carried.
Add that to the metal buttons on the straps and sides and you can tell that comfort and convenience didn't quite cross their minds.
There are moutain bikes, road bikes, cross bikes, fixies, singlespeeds, you name it.
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The Invention of the Cross is the name given to the supposed discovery of the cross upon which Jesus Christ had been executed.
Pluto and its ensemble of siblings called Plutinos cross Neptune's path around the Sun.
It would be invidious to undertake a half-baked presentation and evidence and half-baked cross examination.
Then, I spotted a super spiky little green thing that looked like a cross between a hand grenade and a medieval flail.
In fact, as soon as you cross the border into the Netherlands, you run into a curtain of flak and a few squadrons of fighters.
These bridges are long because they cross rivers at the point where they empty into the sea.
They will switch their blue flashers on for a few seconds to cross red lights and then switch them off.
I wonder whether he will stand up on a point of order and say that it is not him, so that we can cross one off.
The Whitewoods line will offer packages of cross country boom, skis, poles and bindings.
The new badge comprises of a crown, harp, shamrock, laurel leaf and torch and scales with the cross of St Patrick as a centrepiece.
What do you get when you cross a cross-dressing actor with a cross-acting dresser?
Another trademark of this religion is their really silly music which sounds like a cross between the polka and a Mexican Mariachi band on crank.
The cross of Christ dealt with us, and the sins of the flesh, and the life of Christ is made available to indwell, rebuild and empower us.
You can still see their bodies, swinging slowly on the gibbet outside, an example to all who would cross the Valley of Death.
The village agreed to establish a cordon sanitaire around it that nobody was to cross for any reason until the disease had burned itself out.
The best way to cross the isthmus by land is to ride the historic Panama Canal Railway from Panama City to Colon.
So anyway, we'll need to go through the boxes of discards in order to cross them off our list.
I want members of my church to keep struggling with the polyvalent symbols of cross and flag.
The Pope made history yesterday by becoming the first pontiff to cross the Tiber to address the Italian parliament.
That is up to 5,000 illegal aliens a year who must first cross this rugged border in the hills and then they must sneak across this dirt road.
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The new lettuce appears to be a cross between a cos and a deep red radicchio.
It's a cross between netball and football, and is popular with Norwegian girls in this country.
Asteroids have more elongated or egg-shaped orbits bringing some of them onto paths which cross the Earth's orbit.
While the eye of the hurricane didn't cross Jamaica, the extensive rain caused widespread flooding, especially in the hillier regions.
The name of this cross refers to the cotises, or ribbon-like bands, which run parallel to the four arms of the cross.
But then liquid soap was rubbed onto my head with what felt like a cross between a cotton bud and a cocktail stick.
Fruits which are a cross between a grapefruit and a tangerine are called tangelos.
On its surface is a raised cross of beautiful device, by the side of whose shaft is a knight's sword.
Everybody is going away to think about what the best way is to manoeuvre the cross into position.
His low cross was met by Martin at the near post, and he touched it over the crossbar.
The cross counterchanging symbolizes the cross-cultural influence of both races upon each other.
At the other end Foy was foiled twice before Kilheeney's cross was scrambled clear, as the game swung from end to end.
Fermanagh teams would fold when the finishing line was in sight, they wouldn't be able to cross it.
When in the presence of a vampire, fold your arms, cross your ankles or legs and place your folded arms across your solar plexus.
Go through this and almost immediately cross the wall stile on the left to follow a path down to meet a crossroads of routes at a track.
The main cross country ski route follows the summertime seven-mile loop road which accesses many of the main features found at the monument.
Middle Head Road and Peat Road, both tracks, respectively parallel and cross the course of a Roman road.
From the end of the lane, cross the river by the footbridge alongside the railway bridge and then turn right along the riverbank.
The architects had originally designed a suspension type footbridge to cross the Garavogue River.
Why he chose to cross over the footlights and climb onto the stage and be an actor in this story is beyond me.
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Eventually we were ordered to withdraw to the river and tried to cross under cover of darkness.
We have to make a definite move to cross over the boundary from cowardice to bravery.
As a result, travelers to the sea are more likely to cross long foreshores, ample beaches and wide estuaries.
It brings the artists and craftworkers together, and results in a great cross fertilisation of ideas.
The cross in Mark does not function as the means through which Jesus forgives sins.
At the top of the steps take the path forking left and cross a stile leading into a field.
Obviously my attitude hasn't been the best because the musicians keep telling me that I'm cross and cranky and difficult to work with.
We cross the street and walk pass some bouncers and up some dark furbished stairs and into this mellow classy joint.
He was charging the cray fishermen a fee to cross Maori land to launch their boats.
The thing's creaky voice was a cross between nails on a blackboard and a door that seriously needed oiling.
Much of it seems like a cross between reading a Chinese fortune cookie and an Ann Landers column.
To reach the village the soldiers had to cross a small tidal creek running gently into the ocean.
Jason Maxwell was once again fouled 40 yards from goal and Danny Walsh hoisted a dangerous cross over.
Actually, it's a cross between a soaring bird and a fountain pen, which I guess symbolizes how writers create things that take flight.
The choice appears to be four-in-hand, Windsor, cross knot, half-Windsor, Prince Albert, Ascot, or small knot.
While frame saws are made for ripping, a bow saw is best designed to cross cut.
There was this big logo on the wall shaped like a crooked cross with a big red sun in the middle.
The center of the cross indicates the position of the breakpoints with moderate precision.
With the pointed end of a potato peeler or a small, sharp knife, cut out the core of the tomatoes and lightly mark a cross on their undersides.
The cross represents the masculine side of his face, the nought represents the feminine side.
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Knead it well then shape it into a ball, cut a cross into the centre, place in a bowl and cover.
When giving a guest the map of Mantua, why not indicate with a cross where the restaurant you've booked for him is located?
She cut an improvised cross from the head of a cork and dampened the ash by adding water.
The small cross indicates the position of the Earth when at perihelion in early January.
The yellow outline and magenta cross mark the best guess of the RADAR team at the location of the Huygens DISR images.
Cut a small cross in the top of each pie, insert a sprig of thyme and lightly brush with milk.
Use a green tick if the best option was chosen, a yellow tick for a partially correct answer, and a red cross for a totally wrong answer.
Myles proved to be a valiant soldier and was awarded two Papal emblems, a medal and a cross at the end of the war.
This runs counter to the Synoptic story which has the soldiers compelling Simon of Cyrene to carry the cross to Golgotha.
His duties even called on him to be the first person to try out the cross for the Crucifixion scene.
He has also carried a cross that was 4m long and 2m wide for thousands of kilometres around Australia.
Just when we figure out the cross and empty tomb, something happens to remind us that Jesus' death and resurrection are a mystery.
The cross of Jesus Christ reveals that the very heart of God is mercy and forgiveness.
Like many of the troops I met during the war, she wore a cross around her neck.
Noting my covetousness, a native woman lifted her cross off her neck and placed it around mine.
Above them a cluster of crosses mark graves and beyond them a few people cross onto a ship.
She bowed her head and made a cross over her chest in reverence of the departed woman.
Leading the procession and holding the cross aloft were Mrs. Anne Enright from the western side and Patrick Egan from Tarmons side.
They then carried a cross through the streets to the Methodist Church for a united act of worship led by the Rev Mary Teed.
Only one of the items shown, the painted processional cross mentioned earlier, was loaned by another museum.
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On the following day the cross will be carried by the youth of the area to the Cathedral.
He may well be left to carry the cross he so recklessly laid on the shoulders of others.
He also died suddenly at a young age in 1987, and this was a big cross for Aggie to carry at the time.
But no sane person can tell me that a mother deserves to be made carry the cross that Mrs. McGinley now carries.
The lone researcher bears a large emotional burden, and there is simply no denying that this is a cross many PhD students will have to carry.
She trusted him, of course, but it was her secret, her burden, her cross to bear.
She said he had carried his cross in silence and with dignity and they had helped each other along the way.
You had many a cross to carry but you carried on and helped me to carry my cross so many times.
That clone was created from a cross between two strains from North and South Germany that were distinct from the clones we analyzed here.
Hybrids such as the mule, a cross between a donkey and a horse, are sterile.
He said animals had to be 16 hands 3ins minimum and a cross between a heavy working breed and a thoroughbred.
The jail was a cross between a political headquarters and an industrial plant.
His hair was scraggly and slightly curly, its color a cross between brown and black.
Orchestral life, at its best, is a cross between summer camp and labour camp.
He led her out of the bedroom and into something that looked like a cross between a library, a laboratory, and a study.
This is the ideal present for someone with a slightly sadistic nature as a cross between a plant and a pet.
He was an imposing figure, a cross between Humpty Dumpty and a brigadier, who had rowed hard in his youth.
It's a brilliant cross between stealth, puzzle and platform genres that you really have to play to believe.
In many respects, this form of analysis represents a cross between a psychological profile and stereotyping.
Covered only from waist down by white sheets, they evoked a cross between Greek statues and hospital patients.

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