Sentence examples similar to a lone cross from inspiring English sources

We had crossed paths with a lone cross-country skier.

Laura Carpenter was the lone cross country skier hitting the snowmachine trails at Arctic Man.

Two hours later a lone tank crossed the river Tigris into the eastern half of Baghdad as US planes roared overhead.

He depicted a large fragment of the marble maiden -- with her gentle face and silken robes, sunflower garland and bayberry wreath -- upside down in a jumbled wasteland as a lone train crossed the bleak horizon.

For example, Sonora's four lanes with no left-turn pockets and a lone pedestrian crossing at Lake Street is afflicted more by the velocity than the volume of traffic, except for the rush hour backup at Victory that can grow to 20 vehicles in length and make egress from side streets difficult.

At Habur, Turkey's lone crossing point into Iraq, the trade in illegal crude oil and diesel fuel was once worth as much as $600 million a year.

Much like he did against Brazil, when it took but a lone well-placed cross by Fabian Johnson for him to score, having beaten a world-class defender in Juan to the ball and heading in at the near post.

Finally, 20 minutes later, a lone pickup truck crosses through a distant intersection.

The tales begins with Cassie Sullivan (Chloë Grace Moretz), a lone, adolescent lass crossing a deserted roadway with a rifle in hand.

There by the shoreline was a small wooden cross, a lone monument someone had planted in the sand.

"Chest-deep on the pass — no one's crossing," a lone Israeli said.