Sentence examples for at every crossroads from inspiring English sources
More cars carrying lunar girls gathered at every crossroads and junction, converging from all quarters of the city to the place above which the moon seemed to have stopped.
It suffers perennially from water and electricity cuts; limbless ex-soldiers beg at every crossroads; tribes of street children have established small roadside industries selling matches, cigarettes, soap and a strange variety of cheap household goods from China.
As an aside, the late Judge Learned Hand, who sat on America's court of appeals, always said he would liked to have seen some particular words written by Cromwell placed over the portals of every church and courthouse and at every crossroads across the nation.
There at every crossroads, at midnight and at one and at two in the morning, they were waiting with torchlights and red flares to cheer and yell 'We love you, Jack.' " Bob Dorr would grow up to become a state senator and he is now executive director of Credo, an organization that builds houses for the poor, similar to Habitat for Humanity.
At every crossroads the glare of innumerable torches illuminated the whole population, kneeling on the ground".
Horns blared and black smoke rose from the bonfires burning for good luck at every crossroad.
This happens at every crossroad - and there are lots of crossroads - hence the fantastic 2mph experience.
It's addressed to a lost lover, much missed: "I see you in every cab that goes by/ in the strangers at every crossroad, in every bar".
But at every turn, every crossroads in our past, we know gay Americans fought just as hard, gave just as much to protect this nation and the ideals for which it stands.
Afghan troops were also out in large numbers, halting vehicles at nearly every crossroad to search for weapons or explosives.
At nearly every crossroad, signs point to yet more pottery studios, where you can find everything from a $3.50 coffee mug to a $4,800 38-inch-high 38-inch-high 38-inch-highelicate it can't hold water.
