Sometimes when you cross live to the BBC in London, there is so much distortion in your earpiece that the presenter sounds like Donald Duck speaking through a dozen sheets of tracing paper.
So far, the H7N9 strain hasn't crossed the border from China, and the CDC hasn't recommended that Americans avoid traveling there (although they should cross live chicken markets off their tour list).
Two of the greatest mystics of Catholicism, Teresa of Avila and John of the Cross, lived in sixteenth-century Spain, reforming their monastic orders and writing poetry and other spiritual books.
I would never have gotten to cross living in the big US of A off my bucket list if it wasn't for the world's greatest boss; Mickey Mouse.
PARK An independent picture from Los Angeles, featuring that form's favorite structure: the criss-crossing lives and intertwining fates of Angelenos lured outside their automobiles.
More interestingly problematic is the second part, called "The Crossing: Living, Dying and Transformation in Banaras".
At a certain point the light starts flashing, which tells me the announcer is saying that they are crossing live to King's College Chapel.
During a studio discussion about the fan violence earlier this week on state television, the host crossed live to a correspondent in France and asked about the situation where English fans had rushed the Russian fans at the final whistle in Marseille.
Rosie Batty was clearly emotional when the Sydney-based program Studio 10 crossed live to her in Melbourne and she immediately responded to comments Hildebrand had made earlier on the show.
As the globe greedily ate up a post-Cold War peace dividend, 1996 was a year of economic growth, progress and enlightenment, none of which anyone has ever "crossed live to from The Skycopter".
