Sentence examples for across it over from inspiring English sources
We came across it over and over again in talking with the community of Cabo Pulmo: real passion for the Marine Park and a clear understanding that by protecting it, the community is guaranteeing a sustainable future of natural beauty and economic prosperity.
Take a few steps across it, over a thin creek, and you come face to face with a rain-stained crypt.
Considering the vastness of the Pacific Ocean and the sheer amount of wreckage scattered across it over the past century, this actually seems pretty reasonable, but Tighar doubles down on its implication of certainty: "[That would mean] this incredibly specific, but random, piece of debris just happened to end up on Nikumaroro, the atoll where so much other evidence points to Earhart".
Nakajima and Hasegawa (2010) obtained detailed images of P- and S-wave velocity structures beneath the Kanto district, and found the serpentine boundary which is the western boundary of the serpentinized mantle in the PH plate, and P- and S-wave velocities varied by 15 20% across it over a short distance of ~10 km.
We have had documentaries examining the roots of the present Syrian conflict, but the most pressing question about the war is not "How did it start?" but "Why isn't it over?" Syria: Across the Lines (Channel 4) examined the deadly stalemate in microcosm.
"They did it over and over and over again across a period of years.
The HS2 line will cut directly across it, snaking over the site – including the lake – on a huge viaduct.
The avenue 9 de Julio is a fourteen-lane boulevard with four-lane streets on either side, and, as Poplavskaya piloted the trolley across, it bumped over multiple train tracks, dodging buses and cars and crowds of puzzled pedestrians, tourists, and panhandlers.
When driving across it, or even flying over at 30,000ft, the immensity of this chunk of the continent is staggering – mile on mile without towns or a city.
He unfurls a black and white awning with the name Nanny Goat Hill emblazoned across it and yanks it over the orange awning that says Crossroads Cafe.
There is an experience to opening a book for the first time, to running one's hand over the cover, to dog-earring its pages, and to coming across it on one's bookshelf over and again.
