Sentence examples for cross it on from inspiring English sources

He was the first South Korean leader to cross it on foot.

Even small children cross it on foot, despite the presence of several bridges.

With limited crossing facilities heading north from the bus station a few try to cross it on foot.

(The New York Times) Man on Wire On Friday night, a new tourist attraction in Niagara Falls: a man trying to cross it on a wire.

The Peekskill Gallery is so large that Alex Uribe's "New Wave," a sculpture of many parts that rise and fall like a string of dominoes, can cross it on a diagonal and be a serene, rather than an overwhelming, contributor to the gallery's pleasant visual buzz.

Today, you can cross it on foot, by rickshaw, do a bridge climb, bungee jump or take a two-hour steam train tour (00 263 13 42912; steamtraincompany.com), which stops on the bridge at sunset for champagne and canapés (US$80/£50 per person).

Schoenberg says that a quarter of a million people crossed it on Columbus Day in 1892.

The pass is mentioned in a Sherlock Holmes adventure, when Holmes crosses it on his way to the fateful meeting with Professor Moriarty at Reichenbach Falls.

Crossing it on foot, say Mexican immigration agents who patrol the area, is only slightly easier than scaling Mount Everest, requiring training and special gear.

The Sargasso Sea, which encompasses the Bermuda islands, was first mentioned by Christopher Columbus, who crossed it on his initial voyage in 1492.

This area of Iran was conquered by the Mongol invader and is rich in the myths and legends of earlier civilisations, all of whom - like us - crossed it on the back of a horse.