Sentence examples for bring the cross from inspiring English sources

Soon after the first shot, the gun's natural recoil will bring the cross hair right down between their eyes.

These changes not only add length but also bring the cross-bunker in the third-shot area back into play.

"I am proud to join Andrew Wilkie and Cathy McGowan to bring the cross-party marriage equality bill into the new parliament and I will be actively seeking Labor and Liberal co-sponsors".

He shows me the double hop from one foot to the other, a rhythmic shuffle which must be mastered first before you can bring the crossed wrists into play.

When riot police eventually brought the cross down and cut it in two, the Cossacks charged them, using the cross as a battering ram.

BALTIC, to 31 May RC In an age of digital technologies, internet addictions and virtual friendships, this exhibition brings the cross-association between the outer limits of artistic innovation and the bewilderments of mental illness right up to date.

The hole was downwind Saturday, bringing the cross-bunker well into play.

Those that reach the end find out that they've either failed to bring the holy cross, which means replaying the last two levels, or that in bringing it they've fallen for "a trap devised by Satan", and have to do the whole thing over again.

Rosaline thus acts as the impetus to bring the "star-cross'd lovers" to their deaths—she is crucial in shaping their fate (a common theme of the play).

And tries by Stuart Hogg and Henry Pyrgos helped deliver a dramatic win over the Pumas, with the scrum-half crossing to bring the Scots to within a point of their hosts before Weir's decisive kick.

This, and the fact that Mr. Collins was raised a Roman Catholic, which accounts for his knowledge of the stations of the cross brings the viewer to the exhibition's title, "Stations".