Sentence examples for crossing which is a from inspiring English sources

"We used it to look for insurgent firing points and check out exposed areas of the ground before crossing, which is a real asset," said Sgt. Christopher Petherbridge.

Monocacy Boulevard will be extended west to north south Thomas Johnson Drive and meet the eastern end of Christophers Crossing, which is a circumferential boulevard throughout northwestern Frederick.

"Crossing," which is a young man's work in both its impressive over-insistence and just plain over-insistence -- is the real indication, as librettist and composer, of where Aucoin's talents lie.

Put the subject of your picture where the lines cross, which is a third of the way from the top or bottom and left or right.

The Guardian is located in King's Cross, which is a fascinating area of urban renewal, including the remarkable renovation of St Pancras station where the Channel Tunnel connects London to Paris.

A move to Europe looks imminent, where Shea needs to work on the defensive side to his play, shielding the ball better and tracking back, while also final delivery on crosses, which is a little patchy and inconsistent at present.

What are the specifically "intercultural" elements to this, except that an ethnic line is crossed, which is a trivia because shared humanity must always be at work?

Also within the grounds of the hall is the base of a medieval wayside cross, which is a scheduled monument.

It also takes up more physical space than sitting in a neutral position or a closed cross, which is a way to claim territory.

Rep. Mary Bono Mack (R-Calif). — the only known female member of the caucus — went to a tattoo shop shortly after the 9/11 attacks to get "a tattoo of a cross, which is a reflection of her strong faith," spokesman Ken Johnson said.

The cross, which is an excellent example of Northumbrian art of the early 8th century, stands more than 18 feet (5.5 metres) high.