(a) Head north, head east, cross water, go some more.
Where lines cross water, parks, and each other, they are bordered in white.
Subspecies have been separated for eons by large rivers like the Congo and the Ubangi, since chimps cannot cross water.
In contrast, bovids, giraffes and many carnivores such as hyenas and big cats are less eager to cross water.
A 2006 review in The New York Times suggested that Dressler was worth crossing neighborhood lines, even crossing water, for.
Dining there is worth crossing neighborhood lines, even crossing water, not because Dressler promises a fad-proof time capsule or dressed-down irreverence.
Crossing water meadows, babbling brooks and meandering along the river, it's a lovely route through a quintessentially English landscape of gentle farmland, dotted with charming villages.
Ms. Cioffi was crossing Water Street on her way home when she was hit by a black Mercedes-Benz sport utility vehicle, the police said.
The idea of crossing water en route to the otherworld, which first appears in Egyptian eschatology, occurs in the eschatological topography of other religions, as was noted above.
The effects of catastrophic flooding during last December's Storm Frank can be seen all over the Cairngorms – shops remain closed due to water damage and bridges no longer cross water where the river shifted its course.
