Sentence examples for cross suggested from inspiring English sources

Their book, Time on the Cross, suggested that slavery in the American South was a lucrative enterprise for plantation owners.

"Do come back when you're less cross," suggested one hostess.26 In 1924 Robert Graves came across [Difficult's] poem "The Quids" in an obscure American literary magazine.

Hanlon's glanced header over from Kennedy's cross suggested Hibs might have had an equaliser in them after the break, with substitute Jason Cummings also having an effort cleared for a corner.

The lower proportion of polymorphic makers in the SA27063 × SA3054 cross suggested this is a narrower cross than SA27063 × A17.

Mr. Cross suggests that Monica go to America & stay with one of her aunts.

The imperial war flag of the empire was precisely of this design, its red field symbolizing battle and its white cross suggesting the holy cause for which the battle was being fought.

Starch granules are not seen in the disrupted endosperm of the 2n × 4n cross, suggesting cellularization is a prerequisite for the starch accumulation in endosperm.

The particular terminology employed by the Chronicle of Mann that Lagmann departed the kingdom "marked with the sign of the Lord's cross"—suggests that he participated in a crusade.

Many described species in section Petota are very similar to each other and are able to cross, suggesting that this section is overclassified.

The transgene was deleted in 21% of the hybrids from a specific cross, suggesting a negative selection mechanism against foreign DNA in some species.

In the trial sequential analysis, the monitoring and α-spending boundaries did not cross, suggesting that the result was not robust to adjustment for multiple testing.