Sentence examples for cross belgium from inspiring English sources

On 3 August 1914 Germany and France declared war on each other – and the Kaiser demanded permission for his troops to cross Belgium to attack the French.

In two hours one can cross Belgium by car, and because Belgium is part of the Schengen area its outside borders are open, making it extremely easy for terrorists to enter and leave the country quickly.

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New Belgium relies on a cross-departmental committee composed of one full-time co-worker along with a team of volunteers to review grant applications they receive throughout the year to help decide who the brewery will help support with its money.

Belgium defender Thomas Meunier diverted a cross from Nacer Chadli past the lunging leg of Jordan Pickford, which had the goalkeeper punching the ground in frustration.

The extent of the problem became public during the 1998 Tour de France, when the entire nine-man French Festina team was expelled from the race after a team car was found packed with more than 400 doping products, including EPO, at a France-Belgium border crossing.

BELGIUM The snow also played havoc with games in Belgium.

Januzaj emerged from the break to feature down the left and the Belgium-born forward immediately teased Angel Rangel before whipping another superb cross in, with Valencia firing in from Kagawa's header back across goal.

The substitute Divock Origi also glanced over and, with Belgium vulnerable to the counter-attack, Italy struck in stoppage time when Candreva crossed for Pellè to volley home from close range.

The remaining east-west divide is now no more pronounced than the socio-economic fault lines that cross Belgium, Italy or Spain.