Sentence examples for cross served from inspiring English sources

A Silver Cross served the infant Princess Diana.

Joseph stayed in the game as Cross served the penalty.

Cross served his first of three tours in the Balkans, attached to the Implementation Force (IFOR), in 1995 1996.

Cross served in this capacity under Sifton and his successor Charles Stewart until 1918, when Stewart fired him after receiving no response to his request for Cross's resignation.

In July 1902 four trains an hour ran from Bow Road (2 to 3 from East Ham) to Ealing or Wimbledon and two trains an hour from New Cross served Hammersmith or Richmond.

Returning to the BAOR in 1979, Cross served as Adjutant to 1 Ordnance Battalion, before a tour in Cyprus, attached to the United Nations peace-keeping force in 1981.

And Kiosk, at King's Cross, serves thick doorsteps of salt beef or pork belly.

The East Coast route, running out of London King's Cross, serves locations including Peterborough, Leeds, York, Newcastle, Berwick upon Tweed, Edinburgh's Waverley station, Glasgow, Inverness and Aberdeen.

While it could be argued that a fixation cross serves as a landmark and that foveal biases are the result of memory averaging across the fixation cross and target, research has shown that foveal biases persist when no physical stimulus is present at the point of fixation (Kerzel, 2002; van der Heijden et al., 1999).

The "no modifier" control test cross for paternal garnet imprinting consisted of Dp(1 f LJ9, y+ g+/ X^Y males crossed to y 1 z a g 53d / y 1 z a g 53d ; TM3, Sb Ser/+ females, with the reciprocal cross serving as the maternal control: y 1 z a g 53d / Dp(1 f LJ9; +/ + and y 1 z a g 53d / Dp(1 f LJ9; TM3, Sb Ser/+ male progeny were collected as controls.

Across a grassy field from the church, a line of 26 crosses served as a meeting spot for mourners and the media, who arrived in droves immediately after the massacre.