Sentence examples for cross the fresh from inspiring English sources
No matter what, do not cross the fresh yellow line painted on the floor, do not sit in the now-forbidden front seats, and do not -- absolutely do not -- talk to the driver while the bus is moving.
Newspapers grew in the eighteenth century, but much news reported in American newspapers came from ships crossing the Atlantic; "the freshest news," as the expression had it, was often six weeks old, or even older.
The carnage continued with youths crossing the street with fresh ammunition for fighters as a sniper took aim from above a clothes store.
In the spring of 1806, with supplies running low, L'Hermite left the African coast and crossed the Atlantic, seeking fresh supplies in Brazil, a colony of neutral Portugal.
And in 2004 Whole Foods crossed the Atlantic, acquiring six Fresh & Wild stores in London and making plans to open others there under its own name.
"Race riot breaks out in America!" Carlos shouted again, as a fresh crowd crossed the street.
A couple of shops had reopened; a pair of women crossed the street carrying armfuls of fresh baguettes.
One of the boys, who wished to remain anonymous, showed me fresh wounds crossing the hashmark of scar tissue covering most of his bicep.
But I have my limits, and eels in fresh hot pepper ($12.95) crossed the line.
Drug smugglers crossing the U.S.-Mexico border tried to get a little too fresh this week. .
