The phrase "as crossroad" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a metaphorical meaning, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "At this point in my life, I find myself at a crossroad, needing to make a significant decision."
Alternatives: "at a junction" or "at a turning point."
It's just as lively as Crossroads.
Later, she was a supporting artist in dramas such as Crossroads and Coronation Street.
This cycle has indeed seen the emergence of an exotic bestiary of organisations bearing innocuous labels such as Crossroads GPS, Americans for Job Security and Americans for Prosperity.
Laid out in 1784 and early known as Crossroads, it was incorporated in 1796 and renamed for the famous English horseracing town.
During the 80s, townships here were often in the news, with pitched battles in places such as Crossroads, Langa and Gugulethu.
He encourages his readers to see St. Lucia and the Caribbean as crossroads of many strands — as all cultures are: in this case, African threads and European threads, as well as Asian ones".
As Crossroads strategists would learn after 18 different focus groups and field tests, from Missouri to Colorado to Ohio to Florida, the harshest anti-Obama jabs backfire with many Americans.
As Crossroads tries to reorganize itself, its new board is looking at other revenue-generating options -- a bookstore, a cafe, more community-based programs -- that could not only provide more revenue but also attract new audiences.
Moreover, extracted elements of the scene can be grouped into higher level ones, such as crossroads, bridges and overpasses, through data fusion at the feature level, because the procedure is characterized by a multi-scale, object-based approach.
Others, such as Crossroads, Mexicali Taco & Co., Night + Market, Stipped Back, Tony's Darts Away and Beer Belly will be in general admission areas of the grounds. .
