Sentence examples for crossing cuts from inspiring English sources

At the center of the village, a Long Island Rail Road grade crossing cuts across Hempstead Avenue, the main east-west thoroughfare, near a tiny park and the Malverne station.

The concept differs from borderline, which crosses, cuts and separates space.

He cross-cuts it, a style he picked up from looking at baseball fields.

But the map that was subsequently issued showed the same persistent cross-cut angle, Mr. Hess said.

At a more inward level, the cross-cut close-ups rhyme with another fond gaze – ours for the screen.

One of the few other items is cross-cut marrow bones ($8), with marinated shallots to curb the beefy opulence.

The result is deliberately cinematic, as the opera cross-cuts between the handmaid's life before and after the revolution.

There are ravishing cross-cut close-ups and an instant of intimate communion that will last to posterity.

At the brow of the hill is a rough-hewn standing stone, a cross cut into its face.

But the video didn't measure up; it cross-cut the same city scenes with landscapes of rice paddies.

The literal translation of the Milanese osso bucco is "bones with holes": braised, cross-cut veal shanks.