Sentence examples for crossing apart from inspiring English sources

Speaking at a Ted talk in 2013, Hyeonseo said she couldn't remember many details of her crossing – apart from the dead bodies floating down the river.

Cole said in the Newham Recorder: "I think I had just one cross, apart from that I had nothing and as a striker, that's starvation, that's famine – what am I supposed to work on?

Two women in profile on point, feet crossed and apart in fourth position, address each other while moving to the music, until two men join them.

The planes scanned the surface in north-south flights spaced 5 kilometers apart, crossing in east-west lines every 33 kilometers.

Apart from crossing bows with the occasional sailing boat, all you could see, and smell, was the sea and the conifers that blanketed the islands.

Crossing the center line, apart from being extremely dangerous, will usually earn you a disqualification.

They crossed 50 feet apart.

Their lives cross and drift apart and weave together again as the civil war unfolds around them and eventually affects them all.

The other option is to cross boundaries and, apart from changing the norms, also redesign governing values, which means the entire action process changes.

Earlier this month, a pair of unrelated Englishmen who look so much alike that their friends couldn't tell them apart crossed paths by chance in London.

The giant rocks smashed the English cross-blades apart.