Sentence examples for By crux from inspiring English sources

Musca is bordered by Crux to the north, Carina to the west, Chamaeleon to the south, Apus and Circinus to the east and Centaurus to the northeast.

These rigid behaviors "are born from something missing, from trying to hide one's own sad dissatisfaction behind a kind of armor," Francis said, according to a translation by Crux. .

April 21, 7 30 p.m.: "The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ According to St. John" plainsong, "Solemn Reproaches" by T. L. da Victoria, "Crux Fidelis" by King John of Portugal, "Miserere Mei Deus" by Gregorio Allegri.

You and your brother, having already settled the ethical crux by agreeing to be donors, should now let the hospital answer the medical question: How to promote the best outcome for a transplant?

He had been in binds before: on the GAN Tower, in Paris, he had got stuck in a flailing position known as a barn door; on the Golden Gate Bridge, he had felt like "a tiny fly struggling in the middle of this huge cobweb," and conquered the crux by doing a risky maneuver known as the Dülfer.

JON PARELES CASSADEE POPE "Frame by Frame" (Republic Nashville) The emotional crux of "Frame by Frame," the first full solo album by Cassadee Pope, comes near the end, with "11," a rueful but dry-eyed testimonial about desertion by her father.

Efficacy of anticancer drug is limited by the severe adverse effects induced by drug; therefore the crux is in designing delivery systems targeted only to cancer cells.

"Crux Fidelis" by King John IV of Portugal, "Behold the Saviour of Mankind" by Christopher Tye.

How Billy is perceived by others becomes the crux of the story.

At 12 30 p.m.: "Crux Fidelis" by King John of Portugal, T. L. de Victoria's "St.

The second set included an even flightier improvisation on "O Crux Benedicta," by the 16th-century composer Francisco Guerrero.