"crossing the globe" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something physically traveling or moving across the entire world. For example: 1. The daring explorer spent months crossing the globe in search of ancient ruins. 2. Our company's products have found success by crossing the globe and reaching international markets. 3. The viral video of a penguin crossing the globe has captured the hearts of millions.
One of the earliest and continuing projects that researchers undertook was crossing the globe in a research vessels, boring holes in the floors of the seas, and collecting core samples of the earth below.
But Hillary Clinton's recent hospitalisation has led to some questioning if, after four years of an exhausting schedule of crossing the globe selling Obama's foreign policy, she could be preparing to exit Washington politics for good.
Then for the next 12 months he hits the road with the surprisingly visceral Caribou live revue, following an itinerary that would make Motörhead balk: 175 shows and counting since the release of Caribou's marvellous fifth album, Swim, in April, criss- crossing the globe from Santiago to Saskatoon.
Only a man with Lanzmann's single-mindedness would have spent more than a decade crossing the globe, generating an estimated 225 hours of filmed footage, interviewing every subject for hours, even days, before the cameras started running, to get the story exactly right.
He's going to spend his bonus crossing the globe in a chartered Lear 45 from Halcyon Jets.
A large number of extremists have pledged their support to Da'esh such as the Al-Shabaab of Somalia although other extremist groups such as Al Qaeda and the Taliban are in war with them and scores of these extremists are crossing the globe to join and fight for Da'esh.
The 19-year-old is criss-crossing the globe in support of her hit You Don't Own Me, the cover of a 1963 track by Lesley Gore, who died last year.
Scarratt is part of the England sevens squad which has been criss-crossing the globe for the IRB Women's Sevens World Series hoping to earn Great Britain a place in Rio.
One of the challenges of our present moment are the deep entanglements within the world economy; that's why the US Treasury secretary Tim Geithner has been criss-crossing the globe, advising leaders – including those in the UK – to adopt Keynesian policies.
Sarah Hosmer Passenger-carrying freighters still criss-cross the globe, and they remain an unusual, relaxing way to travel huge distances.
And yet infectious diseases, which can cross the globe long before symptoms arise, remain a constant presence.
