Sentence examples for cross what from inspiring English sources

We cross what would, in the chalk country of southern England, be called a winterbourne.

We think it's proof of the new freedom to cross what used to be barriers.

We cross what was once two classrooms but now resembles a village hall.

Tell me, God, I thought as I sat there in Madison Square Garden, what line did I cross, what nonsensical, inscrutable law did I break that warranted this?

Yashin is unique: she is a Turkish Cypriot who has chosen to live in south Nicosia, to cross what she calls "the longest 50 metres in the world".

They were the first to peer into that phantasmagoric expanse of Bryce Canyon and the first to cross what is now Capitol Reef National Park.

On one hand, Mr. Yanukovich has defied intense diplomatic pressure from Western partners, crossing what one analyst called "the reddest of red lines".

Iran has deliberately refrained from crossing what is perceived as Israel's red line: 240 kilograms (about 530 pounds) of uranium enriched to a level of 19.75 percent.

Alone among his Pre-Raphaelite fellows, he crossed what he himself termed "the river of fire" and threw himself into the socialist cause.

The statements confronted American officials with the possibility that Mr. Assad had crossed what President Obama has called a "red line" that could prompt a more assertive American intervention.

A small group tried to reach us by crossing what had once been a road, only to get themselves stuck in a bubbling mass of molten tar.