Sentence examples for cross make from inspiring English sources
"Does believing in a man hanging on a cross make any more sense?" he replies.
CROSS: Make sure you put down by Christian's name that I didn't say anything about him.
The Passover lamb and the man on the cross make the same point.
He feels the village memorial, and its reference to a nearby chalk cross, make his case.
Grant, former captain Ross Ford and Cross make up the front row, with Blair and Greig Laidlaw combining at half-back.
"This is your chance to tell people why your company is special," says Cross. "Make sure you pick the best reason and stick to it". Attention e-commerce players: Just as buyers are leery of aggressive car salesmen or predatory television marketers, so, too, are they skittish on the Web.
His run and cross made the goal.
I lay down on a cross made of ice blocks.
The cross makes sense only as a memorial because of its religious significance.
Seen from the air, the apex of its roof forms a cross made of glass.
Carnegie is satanic (the Cross makes him shrink away), Eli a prophet.
