Sentence examples for get a cross from inspiring English sources
He attempts to get a cross in, but is foiled.
You get a cross section here other venues can't touch.
Gignac tries to get a cross in, but his effort is blocked.
But Bedoya might have done better trying to get a cross in.
But it will also get a cross because whatever it does, it isn't working".
He thumps it up towards Shola Ameobi, who loses possession before he is able to get a cross in.
He hopes he will get a cross-party response.
One clear issue is representativeness — they sample only a single point, while Hurricane Hunters can get a cross-section of the storm's winds along their flight path using flight-level winds and data from the Stepped Frequency Microwave Radiometer (S.F.M.R.).
Instead, we get a cross-section of townspeople reacting in ways that are in turn illuminating, banal and, sometimes, surprising — an example of the last being the gasp-inducing proclamation from one of the gardening stalwarts that the prostitutes are "better off" dead.
The data those retailers produce is messy and difficult to wrangle — it's usually stored in multiple different systems with little way to get a cross-platform view of what's actually driving sales and which customers are buying what.
Another advantage is the conduct of the study in a standard supply hospital with a large catchment area to get a cross-section of patients and avoid preselection concerning, e.g., comorbidity [ 37].
