The phrase "across car" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is happening or located on the other side of a car, but the phrase lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I saw a dog running across the car, but it quickly disappeared."
Alternatives: "over the car" or "on the other side of the car."
Not long afterwards, for instance, she was creeping across car bonnets, 10 ft in the air, without anyone noticing.
People on both sides have carried out retaliatory violence across CAR, an overwhelmingly Christian country that until March had seen little sectarian strife.
The singer, 25, who was catapulted into the limelight following the success of "Video Games" on YouTube was hired to drape herself across car bonnets at the Paris Motor Show in September.
Across CAR, disease is rife, hunger levels are "staggeringly high" and 2.3 million people need aid, but the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (Ocha) says the new spiral of violence is likely to cause additional needs.
At Sanfil, a neighbourhood in central Conakry where children sprawl across car bonnets and women busy themselves with the arduous task of washing and cooking despite infrequent water and electricity supplies, residents say they know of Simandou's fabled wealth.
A smiling, slight 32-year-old, Father Bernard recounted to The Independent how the peaceable community where he arrived from his native Togo as a newly ordained priest in 2010 slowly but irredeemably slid into violence and ethnic division as conflict spread across CAR.
What the rubberneckers loved was the Queen's Rolls Royce Phantom V1, brought across by car ferry.
Need a package rushed across car-clogged Manhattan?
Soldiers and police ran bomb detectors across cars, searched trunks and bags and patted down visitors before the evening ceremony.
There were power lines across cars.
I spent my whole life having woman draped across cars trying to sell me things – did that make me straight?
