Sentence examples for bad crossed from inspiring English sources

Robert Lee Chatham, the protagonist of Cheng's hypnotic and lyrical debut, is "bad crossed" — that is to say, cursed or bedeviled.

"It was very bad crossing the river.

Bad cross shopping, meanwhile is "when two visits occur within 2 weeks and the stores are close together.

"I suppose I'd put a couple of bad crosses in; I might have been frustrated with myself.

But shortly before halftime, there was a mix-up in the Brazilian defense; Cerezo, of all people, made a bad cross-field pass, exposing his defenders.

"As my health," he said, "to my regret, prevents me taking the risk of a bad crossing of the Channel, I have put off my visit to England.

"Bad passing, inability to beat players one-on-one, bad crossing, not aggressive looking at the goal" was how Arena described his side's play in the final third.

The choices are: Yates doesn't say exactly where the Knox Building is located — ground zero for any of the lunch places — except that it's at "a bad crossing," but we can extrapolate.

Yates doesn't say exactly where the Knox Building is located — ground zero for any of the lunch places — except that it's at "a bad crossing," but we can extrapolate.

Shea had poor service his first few times up the field (though one bad cross set up Michael Bradley's gol olimpico), but his crosses were on point as the game wore on.

Jamahl Epsicokhan at his website "Jammer's Reviews" wasn't enthusiastic about a particularly "lackluster" action scene which he felt was a bad cross between Star Trek: Insurrection and Andromeda.