Sentence examples for given a cross from inspiring English sources

Typically, preaching would conclude with every volunteer taking a vow to complete a pilgrimage to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre; they were also given a cross, usually sewn onto their clothes.

Given a cross type, the genotypes of sons or daughters can be inferred.

There is an odd bipartisan tingle to the law, given a crossing of the lines between libertarian-minded Republicans, and hard-line Democrats that are known friends of our secret national agencies.

An additional limitation of our study design is that, given a cross-sectional study sample set, we were unable to identify temporal associations and to attribute cause and effect.

He said that a lack of funds prevented him from obtaining an injunction against the book's publication last week "because I as the claimant must give a cross undertaking for damages when applying for an injunction.

If we scale our MAP amplitude to the trout intracellular AP amplitude reported by Harwood et al. ([34]), i.e. from 50 mV to −80 mV, our data gives a cross over point in the region of −25 mV.

If you ate something healthy give a tick, if you ate junk food give a cross.

Bryan gave a Cross-of-Gold speech, and Obama gave a Cross-of-Media speech.

Joaquín Almunia will give a cross-sectional view of the issues that the White Paper and the Road Map pose for the future of European Union.

Featuring work by some 50 students of 25 different nationalities and 40 art institutions, the exhibition aims to give a cross-sectional insight into photographic trends.

Pyrolysis at 400 450 °C gives a cross-linked polymer structure which is the result of intermolecular condensation of the polynuclear aromatic intermediates.