Sentence examples for cross with the from inspiring English sources
Not that they have good cause to be cross with the world.
Faded real flowers, bright artificial flowers, a little wooden cross with the name and date.
The kinds cross, with the French, permanently frowning and suspicious, among them, and the tension rises.
Meades is cross with the people who say buildings should be pretty, reassuring, unthreatening.
The Virginia law declared it illegal to burn a cross with the intent of intimidating anyone.
Mr Sarkozy is deeply unpopular; unemployment is high; voters are cross with the ruling elite.
ENVIRONMENTALISTS have long felt cross with the way governments measure national incomes and wealth.
Soon, anticipating a proposal, she began carrying in her purse a gold cross with the inscription "Yes".
'I can't be cross with her,' he says indignantly, 'I love her!' But he is cross with the book.
Labour people are cross with the governor – some of them very cross indeed – for straying into party political territory.
When Carlos Sánchez gave up possession, Ricardo Quaresma's curling cross with the outside of his foot just evaded Ronaldo's leap.
