Sentence examples for continually crossing from inspiring English sources

The locals were massacred and decapitated by settlers and the native police, and their heads put on stakes at regular intervals along the creek to stop the local clans continually crossing the waterway to attack pastoralists.

A marketing manager forced to endure American Express diversity training says one exercise involved continually crossing and uncrossing his arms in an unusual way, supposedly to teach him about different ways of looking at things.

When you get this going it looks like you are continually crossing and uncrossing your arms while juggling three things.

Since the beginning of time, religion and the environment have been two subjects that have continually crossed paths.

It's the same thought that has continually crossed the mind of Barbara Veronese since she heard of Thiem's disappearance.

However, they continually cross the line between two meanings of "income tax" and that's what allows them to mislead.

It's important to weigh audience engagement and seek opportunities to continually cross-promote throughout the life-cycle of the business.

Would I have to endure easy-listening muzak on the bus and continually help dodderers cross the road and carry their bags up steps?

They, like their counterparts who had been recruited within the IRA, were crossing the line continually during and even after the Troubles supposedly ended.

He has concocted a mind-numbing game that involves continually resetting his car's odometer while crossing out numbers in a notebook.

But today, one of those predicted hurdles that must be continually overcome can be crossed of the list: HIV.