Sentence examples similar to gone cross from inspiring English sources
Pantos continue to proliferate on cue across the capital, but the so-called "legit" theater, too, seems to have gone cross-dressing mad.
But while I've gone cross-eyed trying to figure that one out, I do give Mr. Levy credit for all his other portraits.
The crash site is surrounded by rolling hills and streams where Mr. Miller, who is 44 and grew up in nearby Somerset (population 6,500), has fished and gone cross-country skiing for years.
And then he was gone, crossing the line eight metres clear in a Commonwealth Games record of 37.58sec.
Software and services have gone cross-platform, even BBM — once the company's prized asset and messaging app trend-setter — has been usurped by countless rivals; both enterprise- and consumer-focused.
"It would have been amazing if they'd gone cross-country on foot instead.
And by the third I am breathing fumes and feel like I've gone cross-eyed.
So Bob ended up crossing four times in a row, and I went cross both times.
The second serve goes where it should to a backhand jam location and Ferrer's backhand return goes cross court as one would expect.
"I never go cross on the ferryboat without I step up to the lunch counter and buy a little something — a sandwich, or a piece of raisin cake.
