Sentence examples for crossing the kind from inspiring English sources

But when she began to lose her balance on Sunday, crossing the kind of rough patch that skiers had been negotiating all week, she simply went down.

The main issue with crossing this kind of marsh is getting through the grass-like covering.

But when Handel interrupts this with full orchestra, Mr. Morris offers philosophy of another kind: dancers crossing the stage while trying the famous overhead lift from "Dirty Dancing," another kind of classic image of dancers attempting perfection.

I would be satisfied, that is, but for the fact that you sometimes can't imagine very far without crossing the border into the other kinds of intelligence.... Well, it's all very interesting and what fascinates me most is the book's sale.

Mann's recreation of the Kinshasa spectacular is impressive and Smith does a superb job with Ali's face and voice: the endless, effortless fluency, the speaking style of a brilliant preacher crossed with the kind of comic who makes everyone laugh without needing to say anything.

"In the old days, pimps mostly stuck to the rules, and police would warn people, like, 'Hey Jan, you're crossing the line.' There was a kind of balance.

And Roger Waters — the non-American on the bill — gave another "Dirt Farmer" song, "Wide River to Cross," the kind of stately, overwhelming crescendos he used in Pink Floyd.

While the state and formal institutions may demand "papers" for the crossing of some kinds of borders, migrants clearly find ways to circumvent these demands; this study showed that even migrants completely bereft of residence and work authorization have a non-zero probability of crossing the destination state's geographical border for a short visit to Senegal.

But, of course, there are different ways to get across the river (a ferry system, a tunnel, fly a hot air balloon, etc).. Considering why a bridge, can open you up to further possibilities (why do you need to cross the river? what kind of materials are available, etc).. Asking these questions will open up a realm of possibilities.

Other ensembles are scarcely less poetic: The human waves in which Tom and his classmates twice cross the stage are the kind of interlude that makes theater thrilling.

This isn't the first time I've crossed this kind of path.