Sentence examples for longer cross from inspiring English sources

By and large, Israelis and Palestinians no longer cross the frontier.

"There are invisible borders that you no longer cross," he said.

But now most people can no longer cross to Uzbekistan, because they cannot get visas, leaving them unable to get to work or visit relatives.

But there was also fierce opposition, especially from businessmen and shopkeepers who were convinced it would mean the end of their business if cars could no longer cross the centre.

The effects of catastrophic flooding during last December's Storm Frank can be seen all over the Cairngorms – shops remain closed due to water damage and bridges no longer cross water where the river shifted its course.

"The one thing I'll take from it is that now when I walk down the street people no longer cross the road to avoid me! "Now they smile, they want to chat.

And a few months after that, Copper Beech Farm, no longer cross-collateralized with the forestland, hit the market.

I thought about saying something but didn't, and we stayed on the line for a while longer, cross-legged on our beds.

He used the boot well in open play, dabbing a short one for Joseph to catch and a longer cross-kick caught adroitly by Watson.

Yet of the growing number of firms which are no longer cross-listing in America, more than 90% still choose to market their shares to investors in the United States under a rule known as 144A.

After impact, the line no longer crosses the circle at all.