Sentence examples for cross soon from inspiring English sources

As Jędrzejewicz must have anticipated, the erection of a memorial at Holy Cross soon acquired political resonance.

So often an underachiever in recent months, he shone and his wonderfully whipped-in cross soon created Newcastle's second goal.

His run still ate up the yards and Sexton would cross soon enough, but we were denied the perfect conclusion: a try by the record try-scorer.

Cameron Jerome's curler a foot wide was an indication Norwich had retained their dominance and the same player's intelligent cross soon afterwards just eluded Steven Naismith at the far post.

Another 500 will cross soon, but with nowhere to put them apart from on more floodplains, stories of babies drowning as their mothers collect meagre food rations look set to continue.

The cross soon reappears on the roof of the small Upper West Side synagogue where Sarah and her husband, Joshua Gruen, also a rabbi, have started a new movement called Evolutionary Judaism.

His headers misused good crosses soon after the interval.

Hector, a flophouse manager who was deported for life a few months ago, plans another crossing soon.

But, fingers crossed, soon thereafter even the poorest countries may have lost their enthusiasm for large families, while couples in some richer countries may may have rediscovered that two children are, and have, more fun than one.

Chris Dean crossed soon after before Johnstone was forced from the field with concussion after a dangerous-looking tackle from the Rochdale forward Jo Tairia, an incident which saw him shown the yellow card by the referee, James Child, but which irked Betts.

Steve Menzies was there to cover after Kearney had chipped through, but it was only a temporary reprieve as the visitors crossed soon after.