Sentence examples for eventual crossing from inspiring English sources

The experiments involved quasi-static propagation of collapse towards an arrestor, engagement of the arrestor, temporary arrest, and the eventual crossing of collapse to the downstream pipe at a higher pressure.

My response went from a polite "not quite" to a clenched-teethed "anybody's guess" to a silent "I will suffocate you" stare to the eventual crossing to the other side of the street to avoid it altogether.

The same player pulled Napoli open again as he shared a delicious one-two with Ivan Perisic soon after, before fluffing his eventual cross.

5.32pm BST 32 min: A short corner almost catches Bosnia out, but Dejagah's eventual cross is straight into Begovic's hands.

His eventual cross was headed home at the near post in powerful fashion by Nuhiu who had also netted in the first leg a week ago.

Gudmundsson's eventual cross from the left was met by Lowton in the middle and though Scott Dann managed to block the shot the ball ran loose for Sam Vokes to tap home.

Seeing they're down to ten men, that's a fairly ridiculous decision, and sure enough there's nobody up in the box and Quincy's eventual cross into the area is easily mopped up.

31 mins Song floats a delightful ball out to Emana in acres of space on the right for Ghana, but he takes too long, and his eventual cross is deflected away by a recovering defender.

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For a team regarded as likely finalists Belgium do not defend set pieces particularly well, and though several overlaps were created down the right wing in the first half the eventual crosses all managed to elude the not exactly inconspicuous target of Romelu Lukaku.

Eventual cross-study analysis of the European and United States trials may give valuable comparative information on the different mobilization and immunosuppressive regimens used.