Sentence examples for expression crossing from inspiring English sources

A 47-year-old small-town art-school dropout from Porterville, southern California, Owens speaks in a gentle, thoughtful drawl, saying things which are shocking or downright funny without a flicker of an expression crossing his face.

When I read that a group of Eton schoolboys had organised their own trip to meet President Putin and exchange portentous remarks in a big, posh Russian room, I could sense an expression crossing my face that I'm glad no one had to see.

Horizontal, parallel lines indicate closely similar expression, crossing lines indicate discrepancies between two measurements in matched samples.

For both CRE and LacZ expression, crossing was verified by PCR).

A stricken expression crossed Payne's face.

As a bashful expression crossed his face, Mr. Guadagnino said he was not flattered by this.

In a later conversation, I asked Obama if he was haunted by Syria, and, though the mask of his equipoise rarely slips, an indignant expression crossed his face.

But ask him the origins of the prematch warm-up, and a perplexed expression crosses his face.

As the woman smiles and waves, an expression crosses the man's face that seems to say, "I'm O.K. with this".

A sour expression crossed Alekperov's face when, in his office, I mentioned that Khodorkovsky had become popular among investors by cutting Yukos's costs; it was as if a crate of rotting fish had been dropped on the glass table between us.

An unmasked expression crossed her pretty face, just for a moment.