Sentence examples for crossroads comes from inspiring English sources

On any night, El Barrio, a true cultural crossroads, comes alive.

But a guy sells his soul to the devil at midnight down at the crossroads, comes back and plays the hell out of the guitar, and then he dies.

"The crossroads came at just the right time," said Keren Saks, a longtime friend.

Earlier this fall, Kebbeh Zawu, an actor who performed on the Liberian S.C.G. radio show "Blay-tahnla" ("At the Crossroads"), came down with the virus.

"The momentum was on our side and then to have Karl Rove and American Crossroads come in weeks before the election really did have an impact," Mr. Bera said in interview at a campaign office here.

"It was a very frank dialogue among a variety of interested parties from around the state on how Crossroads came to be in this state, and steps on how they should restructure themselves," said Jean Holtz, acting executive director of the New Brunswick Cultural Center.

"I'm kind of at that crossroads coming off a big surgery and I desperately don't want my career to be finished," she told BBC Sport.

The criticism by Mr. Burton of the Crossroads ad comes after Mr. Obama's campaign received similar flack for creating the character of "Julia" in a Web-based advertisement meant to highlight the impact of Republican policies on young women.

On a limestone cliff at a crossroads, they came upon a tableau of scenes and symbols, some of the earliest documentation of Egyptian history.

Mansour's prediction that his city would be a crossroads had come true, and wealth accumulated from caravan trade arriving from each of the four directions.

Then something happened which the art historian Alexander Nagel compares to the bluesman Robert Johnson's "going down to the crossroads and coming back with scary new powers".