Sentence examples for cross led from inspiring English sources
It is an interminable Way of the Cross led by the popes of the 20th century.
For the next hour and a half, via speakerphone, Ms. Cross led a discussion about her historical novel, "Pope Joan".
His imposing bearing, and the renown given a holder of the Victoria Cross, led to his designation as Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother's umbrella man at social functions.
It proved a wise decision inside two minutes as Raheem Sterling, who came in for Allen and was stationed on the right flank, played an outside pass to Glen Johnson whose cross led to Younès Kaboul's own goal.
Trevor Steven's fine match saw him get the better of young Neil Price on a number of occasions, and in the 51st minute his cross led to Gray and Watford keeper Steve Sherwood contesting the ball in front of goal.
Stormed straight off down the tunnel Aaron Lennon 7 Flattered to deceive for long spells but burst into life after his cross led to the Bridge handball and equaliser.
In the second, an open black cross leads to the mesa's interior.
Teachers from the Haitian Red Cross lead the classes.
While maternal excess hybridizations cause precocious endosperm cellularization and reduced seed size, the reciprocal cross leads to endosperm cellularization failure and seed abortion in an accession-dependent frequency (Scott et al., 1998; Dilkes et al., 2008).
Border Crossing Led by a flotilla of sailboats scheduled to reach the local Hudson waters on Thursday, Quebec is shipping a vast cargo of culture to New York.
He was right to be worried as, from then on, all Newcastle's best moments involved Ben Arfa, one of whose fabulous crosses led to Cissé heading inches over the bar.
