Sentence examples for cross makes from inspiring English sources

The cross makes sense only as a memorial because of its religious significance.

Carnegie is satanic (the Cross makes him shrink away), Eli a prophet.

Ski cross makes its Olympic debut Feb. 21 with the men's race.

The beach bothy was only a short distance from the mini-waterfall where the stream at Horns Cross makes its way down the valley to join the sea, so I had a natural shower on tap.

The lottery prompted too many bridges in the manner of Santiago Calatrava, with exaggerated parabolas, tense wires and moving parts, but the Tyne's version, having a decent-size river to cross, makes more sense than most.

"They were very antiestablishment and they were very anti-race suit," said Casey Puckett, who qualified to compete for the United States ski team when ski cross makes its Olympic debut next month, but who will miss the Winter X Games with a shoulder injury.

His run and cross made the goal.

I lay down on a cross made of ice blocks.

"Does believing in a man hanging on a cross make any more sense?" he replies.

Seen from the air, the apex of its roof forms a cross made of glass.

Suddenly there is the enormous cross made of two rusted girders.