Sentence examples for going from one side from inspiring English sources

There have always been ferries going from one side of the river to the other, but in the 19th century ferries and railroads teamed up to form a vast transportation network.

I remember trying to bring people together, going from one side to the other, by inviting people from the different sides to come together in a prayer.

And the result has been a dangerous tidal wave of money going from one side of the globe to another.

It is not right to call this a "revolving door," since that implies some kind pause while going from one side to the other.Let's be clear.

The ball movement, with passes going from one side of the court to the other, returned for the Knicks, and the result was plenty of open jumpers on the perimeter.

"It's not fair for us to pay two times to go from one side to the other," she said.

The ball went from one side of the pitch to the other and, in his desperation to cut it out, César Azpilicueta put his team in even more danger by lunging in and failing to make contact.

Their goalkeeper, I can run box-to-box quicker than he can, he was taking about an hour and a half to go from one side to the other to take the goal-kicks.

The buses go from one side to the other, unloading suitcases and passengers along the elongated geography of the best beach in Cuba.

"These types of terrorists are highly mobile; they go from one side of Europe to the other and are very often undetected – some even slip through controls".

He added, "You then, in an hour and 12 minutes, go from one side of town to the other, you then drop off your vehicle, you get in your vehicle and you drive to your father's house.