Sentence examples for great intersection from inspiring English sources

Actually, this is a great intersection, 67th and Columbus.

As it is, a great intersection of the New York-Philly rivalry will take place next Sunday, in Philadelphia.

I often make the case that the great intersection between price and quality occurs in the range of $15 to $25 a bottle.

I liked systems engineering, because it's a great intersection of technology and business.

While they're not going to put Hershey's out of business any time soon, this is a great intersection of design, manufacturing, and sweetness that makes me want to be able to squirt a chocolate bar through my Makerbot one day.

This was a great intersection of physics and astronomy and fulfilled all my childhood fantasies about being a scientist and studying the universe.

THE greatest intersection of art and politics in this nation's history was Marian Anderson's concert at the Lincoln Memorial in 1939.

The Marx Brothers, in  "A Night at the Opera," produced perhaps the greatest intersection of baseball and music: the overture to Verdi's "Trovatore" slides into "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" at measure 35, inspiring Chico and Harpo to leap up in the pit for a game of catch and Groucho to hawk peanuts down the aisle.

A. Money, Honey - Watch for an even greater intersection of Millennial behavioral trends and new scenarios around money.

The chosen C candidate corresponds to the one with the greatest intersection time interval with the reference object RD.

It will also be important to identify the locations that provide the greatest intersection between human waste-water effluent and waterfowl migration within relevant countries.