Sentence examples for across on a from inspiring English sources

At least one injured rebel was taken across on a stretcher.

Otherwise, only one portable little idea is likely to come across on a complex subject, as in the little pieces on Angus Deaton's paper on "elderly Americans who live with children and teens" and Janet Currie' article on "Ritalin and overall outcomes". Some things can't be squeezed into on paragraph without getting damaged.

Every half-hour or so throughout the day, someone was brought across on a stretcher and taken to a clinic in Chaman.

Anyway, the whole painting is now on view once more in the National Gallery and it was the perfect thing to come across on a blazing hot afternoon.

Ms. Chalfant's performance, as intelligent and uncompromising as you're likely to come across on a New York stage these days, is what matters here the most, of course.

I took advantage of the stop to buy something I'd come across on a previous trip to Cape Town, a dosa-like object called a "salomey" — a sort of pancake filled with, in this case, chicken and potato.

"When I Go Out", the penultimate track, sounds like a dreamy jazz-dubstep gem you might stumble across on an obscure messageboard.

Those who run across one on a cold, lonesome night walk away with a lasting impression.

Young's drawings and prints in particular come across well on a monitor.

The best visor setup I've come across was on a Chevrolet truck.

GOP officials across Colorado are putting on a brave face.