Sentence examples for crossings through from inspiring English sources

There are hundreds of points of contact between the two economies: 147 land border crossings, 187 airports of various sizes with cross-border flights, 76 ports and 15 rail crossings through which people and cargo move, according to Canada Customs' tally.

"Cultural Crossings," through July 29.

It also closed the two border crossings through which large quantities of ISAF supplies had been passing.

The crossings, through which most supplies move, were reopened on Wednesday after the Finance Ministry gave the coalition another month to settle the matter.

"If you're on a raft, that's a long voyage, but they might have come from the European mainland by way of shorter crossings through Greek islands".

The coast guard recorded 540 crossings through the narrow passage between the US and Russia last year – more than double the number in 2008.

Nelson said: "Our experience clearly shows that the Syrian government has not been swayed by UNSC resolution 2139 to allow aid to cross through border crossings it does not directly control.

Chris Williams, a level crossing manager based in Worcester, said: "Hundreds of level crossings run through the countryside where it might feel like you're in a very open area, but you can actually be very close to the railway with trains travelling through at over 100mph".

Soon we're making the first of many river crossings, wading through fast-flowing, knee-high water that makes my skin tingle in spite of my neoprene socks.

Many of the women who work there come into the country either through land crossings with Syria or through a loose entry scheme known as an "artist visa" that allows them to be employed formally as barmaids and performers in nightclubs, though most end up working as prostitutes.

In towns like Douglas, Ariz., where hundreds of thousands of immigrants cross through each year, a 12-foot-high metal wall blocks passage at familiar crossings, and armed agents patrol through the night.