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The phrase "a crossing with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an intersection or a point where two paths, roads, or lines meet.
Example: "The map indicates a crossing with the main highway, making it easier for travelers to navigate."
Alternatives: "an intersection with" or "a junction with".
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A crossing with Brittany Ferries from Portsmouth to Cherbourg for the whole family costs £386.
A crossing with car costs about €80 each way and takes an hour, fiscardo.com/ferries.htm.htm
Lebanon is turning people back without adequately considering the dangers they face". The group said Palestinians seeking to enter Lebanon from a crossing with Syria had been arbitrarily denied entry over the weekend.
The best moment is a dream sequence in which Williams anticipates a crossing with the cartoon characters Tom and Jerry, while trying to avoid an octopus in a beret who gropes her with six extra hands.
Saturday's accident near the Berkshire village of Ufton Nervet was at a crossing with a barrier stretching halfway across the road - designed to allow a car to escape if it gets trapped on the track when the gates come down.
At 3 00 a.m. on July 25, Mr. Bl?ot was awakened and told the weather conditions were ideal for a crossing, with a gentle breeze and clear skies.
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In the sixth century the crucifix--a cross with the image of Jesus on it--was sanctioned by the Church.
He traces a sign in sand, a cross with a second bar across it.
Ward mentioned that Stewart had made a cross with a wild berry from Alaska.
The Virginia law declared it illegal to burn a cross with the intent of intimidating anyone.
The sculpture damaged was a"Cruci-selfie": a man on a cross with an empty hole for his face.
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