Sentence examples for crossed means from inspiring English sources

What I would say is that there will always ve a line which, once crossed, means two people (or ten people and one person) cannot play together, so in that sense I don't see how anybody can criticise the England selectors.

Being small didn't mean I couldn't operate in a world with a line that, once crossed, meant you had to put up or shut up.

Most badgers crossed by means of pushing between the upper wires.

A grey dot that is crossed out means the person is either offline or doesn't want to be bothered.

Forget what I'm doing; my little ballot-paper cross means as much as the next person's.

The red star means the target is present, and the black cross means the target is absent.

The phenotypic coefficient of variation and the difference between crosses means (D=10%) were also included in the model.

A jump of the magnetic field tangential component at front crossing means that the front carries an electric current.

Johnson's precise header in front of Daniel Agger from a Nathan Redmond cross means the Reds have kept only one clean sheet in their last 12 games.

Following [12], there exists a unique ((m_{1},m_{2}))-stabilizable mean, provided that (m_{1}) and (m_{2}) are cross means (see [12] for the definition and details).

That's what the Cross means.