Perry invited Musgraves on her massive, candy-coated Prismatic tour this year, and they collaborated on an episode of CMT Crossroads, during which Perry looked visibly thrilled to deliver real songwriters' songs, full of wry wit and melancholy, without incessant belting.
The town of Tiruvannamalai was at a strategic crossroads during the Vijayanagara Empire, connecting sacred centers of pilgrimage and military routes.
Survey teams from the Manhattan Project used the equipment to assess the fallout from the Trinity nuclear test, the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and Operation Crossroads, during which 10,000 film badges were used.
Condoleezza Rice, secretary of state during the Bush administration, appeared in an ad paid for by the outside group American Crossroads during the Republican primary that defended Sullivan's decision to live outside of Alaska.
They discussed how the physical details of the site supported their interpretation in a response in the May issue of the Journal of Forensic Sciences, and that while the legend of the nachzehrer was found in Germanic areas, Venice was a crossroads during the epoch in which such legends from distant lands might have circulated.
The discrepancy between the document ProPublica obtained and Crossroads' activities during the campaign season demonstrates, beyond a non-hack's doubt, that it shouldn't.
She was one of the target ships for the two atomic bomb tests conducted at Bikini Atoll on 1 and 28 July 1946 during Operation Crossroads, and sank there during the night of 29 30 July.
My devil-at-the-crossroads moment came during the double general election year of 1974, when my father, the agent for the Wokingham Liberal party, introduced me to a tall, slim man in a great suit, smoking a cigarette in the exact way I felt a cigarette should be smoked, who had come to volunteer his services in unseating the Tories.
Scotland stands at a "hugely important crossroads," Sturgeon said during an impassioned speech this month.
