Sentence examples for across our paths from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "across our paths" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe encounters or experiences that happen in life, often implying a sense of fate or coincidence.
Example: "It was a chance meeting, but I believe that people come across our paths for a reason."
Alternatives: "cross our paths" or "come into our lives".

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For the most part, we now fall in love with things not where they are – on homestarrunner.com, for example – but where we are, on social media networks where friends and celebrities lay new items of interest across our paths.

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A few geese wandered across our path.

Caribou, however, ambled right across our path.

A mule deer suddenly leapt across our path.

A river had decided to lie down across our path.

When a rabbit hops across our path, I'm ecstatic, but that's nothing, apparently.

Marmots scrambled across our path and there were wild asses, or kiang, in the distance.

On the way, a group of rare Hartmann's mountain zebra dashed across our path.

But a hare ran across our path and an owl swooped down a few feet away.

Chipmunks scurry across our path as we step over logs half-gnawed by beavers.

Huge trees were down everywhere, often cutting directly across our path (see picture).

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