Sentence examples for crosses for example from inspiring English sources

That could leave space for crosses, for example.

Interspecific crosses, for example, yield far fewer viable seeds than do intraspecific crosses (Williams 2009).

Crosses, for example, can only be displayed inside churches, proselytizing for faiths other than Islam is banned and Muslims are forbidden from converting.

Continuous vine scrolls in a great variety of designs of the same general type as the central motif, with few leaves and round fruits, were very common in slightly later religious Anglo-Saxon art, and are often combined with interlace in the same work, especially on Anglo-Saxon crosses, for example the Bewcastle Cross and the Easby Cross now in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Unexpectedly, some of the most diverged crosses, for example two accessions from Atlantic islands Cvi-0 and Can-0, showed highest CEN3 crossovers (Ito et al., 2007).

In the 1980s she remembers leaving art works on the streets of London, on a grit bin in King's Cross for example.

On the first occasion McGeady broke free on the left and delivered an inviting cross, for example, Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink headed wide.

Once the threshold is crossed, for example, New York Stock Exchange rules would no longer require Wal-Mart to ensure that a majority of its directors are independent.

He is very cross, for example, with the question in the current census that asks: "What is your religion?" The British Humanist Society has just conducted a poll that asked those surveyed if they were religious – to which 65% said no.

A try-anything-and-hope-for-the-best quality vitiates later works, including muddled forays into political commentary: a huge, cartoonishly wavering Christian cross, for example, and dull portraits, on Celotex, of George W. Bush and Osama bin Laden.

One playlet called "The Crooked Cross," for example, is set in "an American town" and is about a teenage girl whose boyfriend gives her a pair of swastika earrings; the play goes on to suggest a credible scenario for the making of a bigot.