Sentence examples for cross ended from inspiring English sources

At one point, Boxx, sprinting in and lunging at a cross, ended up in the back of the net but the ball did not.

Gradually and somewhat murkily Mr. Gilroy lays out how Cross ended up wrestling with wolves in Alaska only to play a more savage game of cat and mouse with Colonel Byer.

The Dons had chances either side of Marvin Johnson's finish for Motherwell, who were looking comfortable by the time Niall McGinn's low cross ended up curling in off the far post in the 25th minute.

From the moment that Andros Townsend's cross ended up in the back of the Aston Villa net, there was a sense of inevitability that the day was going to work out well for Tottenham Hotspur and English football's new kid on the block.

A draw for Boro would have been enough to move them top of the standings and they opened the scoring when Grant Leadbitter's cross ended up in the net.

His cross ends up with Scannell, who has run up the other wing, but his pass is blocked.

To remove the warp from the board, put your hand into the loop at the last peg - the end of the warp - not the "cross" end.

That's certainly how my previous continental crossing ended 18 years ago; I was 39, a young man eager to feel a conqueror of the country and to accept the plaudits of friends and colleagues.

Double up on your horizontal crosses, end your looped letters in hooks and flourishes, and use a fountain pen if possible.

Today, what Brewdog are promising will be the ultimate offy, Bottledog, will open in London, at the King's Cross end of Gray's Inn Road.

We alighted on Club 520, a multi-chambered top 40 cavern on the Charing Cross end of the street.