A small plane crosses overhead now and then, interrupting the quiet.
Soaring over this global farm is a boxwood airplane, a whimsical salute to La Guardia and Kennedy Airports' deafening jets constantly crossing overhead.
At the entrance to the field, two men stand with spears crossing overhead, which the girls run under as they take their place in the field.
In some offices, there are so many telephone wires and extensions criss-crossing overhead that the offices appear to be decorated with Christmas wiring, minus the lights.
Here was the truck tire, here the place where the trail briefly widened, here the place where the trees crossed overhead like reaching for one another.
Yet there is an original contrast between the muscular death figure, seen in the beginning and end with his back to the audience, wrists crossed overhead and fists clenched.
Their mighty contest is to be at the centre of this movie, during which in quiet moments leading characters will gaze out over massive futuristic cityscapes resembling the photorealist artwork once used for 1970s sci-fi paperbacks: pointy buildings with swarms of pointy aircraft criss-crossing overhead, often bathed in crimson sunsets.
As Washington struggled to regain a sense of equilibrium, with warplanes and heavily armed helicopters crossing overhead, past and present national security officials earnestly debated the possibility of a Congressional declaration of war -- but against precisely whom, and in what exact circumstances?
Sixty years ago, the American electrical grid, with its crossing overhead lines and billowing coal plants, operated at an overall efficiency of 33%.
There are no bland concrete box buildings, no criss-cross of overhead electric wires, no harsh neon lights.
