Sentence examples for cross right through from inspiring English sources
The cultural and generational divide, after all, did seem to cross right through the veterans' group.
Notts fought back as full-time approached, with Mitch Rose driving a low cross right through the six-yard box.
It was while observing Prometheus one more time that Prof Murray and colleagues noticed a jet in the ring that could not have been formed by the moon or by a quasi-moon referred to simply as S6, which is known to cross right through the ring on occasions.
This satrapal independence might seem surprising if it were not for the fact that the main route for the silk trade crossed right through Parthia over a distance of more than 100 miles (160 km).
When artists take too many liberties with the human face, things get creepy, but the work of Adam Pizurny crosses right through the uncanny valley and winds up somewhere between Ick Mountain and the Heebie Jeebies Lagoon.
The 7 train, which crosses right through Amazon's planned site, is expected to be upgraded to a new signal system by the end of this year, which will increase the number of trains at peak hours, and their reliability.
It is the real gem in the "Golden Ring" of historic towns near Moscow - and besides exploring dainty wooden cottages and glorious churches, you can go cross-country skiing right through the long winter.
West Ham nearly steal it as the cross finds its way right through a crowded box to Carl Jenkinson.
Oddly, a herd of sheep and goats crosses the road several times, right through the accident site.
With two mobile units criss-crossing the United States, from California right through many of the key swing states and finishing up in Washington DC, the Guardian's On the Road documentary road trip will provide a singular insight into the political, social and economic concerns of America's citizenry.
"I'm going to show you a picture of the luckiest man in Iraq on this particular day," he told journalists in Riyadh as a video showed a vehicle speeding across a bridge, right through the targeting cross hairs of a U.S. attack plane.
