Sentence examples for crossroads over the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bzdak said his company, which had given hundreds of thousands of dollars to Crossroads over the years, was waiting to learn the status of the $500,000 in emergency funds, which he described as "important to everyone".

"Celebrating Qatar's role as a crossroads over the years is important to us," said Edward J. Dolman, a former chairman of Christie's whom Sheika Mayassa hired last year to become executive director of her office and sit on the board of trustees of the Qatar Museums Authority.

Ludlow was the most important of Walter's castles: as well as being at the heart of his new estates, the site also lay at a strategic crossroads over the Teme River, on a strong defensive promontory.

Another huge factor is the near total lack of candidate-specific issue spending by the conservative nonprofit Crossroads GPS over the past year.

Rolling Stone credited Kiedis for his drastically improved vocals: "[his] vocal cords have apparently been down to some crossroads and over the rehab, and returned with heretofore unheard-of range, body, pitch, soulfulness, and melodic sensibility".

After Savimbi's death, the government came to a crossroads over how to proceed.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron says Russian President Vladimir Putin "can see he is at a crossroads" over Ukraine.

A country lane rolls down to a crossroads watched over by a signpost, a Give Way triangle and four wheelie bins, before winding upwards, between deep hedgebanks of ploughed fields, to a tree-topped cluster of barn conversions.

At Garlieston, go straight over at the crossroads and follow the road to the car park Glentrool is the centre of the Galloway Highlands, a land much loved by John Buchan, and the setting for The 39 Steps.

Eventually, the panic over Crossroads prompted William Blandy, the vice-admiral in charge of orchestrating the tests, to release one of the more memorable official denials in modern history: The bomb will not start a chain reaction in the water, converting it all to gas, and letting the ships on all the oceans drop down to the bottom.

His influence on his prison mates and the torture that he endures is compared to that of Jesus, and Christian symbolism is used throughout the film, culminating in a photograph superimposed over crossroads at the end of the film in comparison to the crucifixion.