Sentence examples for have the cross from inspiring English sources

"To have the cross and ring together is very exciting," West said.

"Why don't you have the cross?" asks a Ugandan who is considering joining.

So we have the cross section to have it taken a look at seriously again in the Olympic Games".

"To have the cross and ring together is very exciting," Louise West, the museum's manager, told The Guardian.

"If they didn't have the cross or the Star of David around their necks, you wouldn't be able to discern the difference at all".

The judge, Larry Alan Burns of Federal District Court in San Diego, said in his ruling that the group that had sued to have the cross taken down, which consisted of an atheist and Jewish war veterans, had failed to prove that the cross's primary purpose was religious.

The producers of Dark Girls hope their film will have the cross-continental appeal of Chris Rock's 2009 documentary, Good Hair.

Perhaps the evening's festivities — the haggis, the "Toast to the Lassies," etc. — just don't have the cross-cultural appeal of Bloomsday?

This Is How It Ends may not have the cross-gender appeal to become this year's One Day, but be warned: it will leave you a weeping mess just as Em and Dex's story did.

In other words, we have the cross-referenced clues at 5 and 6 Down, for example, which amounts to "mutual relationship," and the answer, going down, is TWO WAY and, going back up, STREET.

However, they all have the cross-cultural dimension in common, which is paramount to carry out these functions correctly.