Sentence examples for crossing until from inspiring English sources

"We started easing up to the crossing until we practically got on the track itself -- you couldn't see anything," said Chris Barber, Mr. Rolfe's co-worker who was in the truck.

Churchill and Brooke, who had developed a healthy respect for the fighting prowess of the Germans in World War I and the early years of World War II, wanted to postpone a Channel crossing until the enemy had been softened up.

However, Prof Finlayson says there is no evidence that modern humans made the crossing until much later.

The results imply that the cycle crossing markings do not help the driver to become observant of the cycle crossing until the vehicle is very close to the crossing, where the driver might not be able to slow down or stop if a bicyclist suddenly appears.

It was decided to postpone a crossing until the next day, to gather sufficient forces.

The Suiattle PCT crossing used to have a bridge crossing until it was flooded out by storms in late 2003.

Our paths had never crossed until that day.

I will keep my fingers crossed until 2010.

And I will carry my cross until the moment of my death.

(It also apparently explains why some Englishmen keep their legs crossed until they are above France).

"You can't wait with your arms crossed until the rain falls again," Dr. Piarroux said.