Sentence examples for crosses have from inspiring English sources
Crosses have been erected in a park to honor soldiers killed in Iraq.
Fifty-eight white crosses have been erected near the Mandalay Bay hotel, where the shooting happened.
Too often crosses have come in with nobody on the end of them.
The book is bound in wooden boards covered in reddish tooled leather in which crosses have been worked.
Nail crosses have been sent, like relics of old, around the world, and the archbishop wears one around his neck.
Similar thread crosses have been encountered in areas bordering Tibet and in South Africa, Peru, Australia, and Sweden.
Notably, reciprocal genetic crosses have revealed that SK11 and SK12 maternally regulate fatty acid levels (Fig. 3g).
For Leishmania genetic exchange occurs in sand fly vector species; both intraspecific (Leishmania major and Leishmania donovani) and interspecific (L. major/Leishmania infantum) crosses have been achieved.
Experimental crosses have now proved that all these pathogens have extant capacity for genetic exchange, with potential to generate new genotypes and spread virulence and drug resistance.
In Edinburgh, 11,000 wooden crosses have been planted at the Field of Remembrance to remember the men and women killed in conflicts over the years.
When the crosses have been burned, the grand dragon of Mississippi drives off "into the Southern night, his car engine hitting on about three cylinders".
