Sentence examples for made cross from inspiring English sources

My point had been made — cross over the line of civility one time too many, folks, and you will pay the toll.

Everything, from the "services mess" atmosphere created by journalists of the National Service generation to the splintered wood furnishings that cost her a fortune in laddered tights, made Cross Street a "very masculine office" in Veronica's eyes.

Comparisons of the transcriptional profiles of the three tissues demonstrated clear baseline differences independent of any treatment which made cross comparisons of the various treatment effects among various tissues uninformative.

Although the authors did not include references to the published literature for their included studies (which made cross referencing difficult), it is likely that we included most of their studies in our analysis.

Ms. Pascoe made cross-country trips to aid in the search.

Political wrangling has made cross-country projects hard to plan and harder to finance.

Within its bounds, a vast sea of grass made cross-country movement easy for anyone with a horse to ride.

" Since the DNA event, social media, streaming video and mobile computing have made cross-platform content easier to create and view.

Only a handful of his players appeared, and there was no formal workout, Torre opting to give his players a day off after they made cross-country flights on consecutive days.

Faxes and Web sites have made cross-cultural reservations a breeze -- no more awkward phone calls trying to find an English speaker at the other end of a sputtering long-distance line.

Since the Iraq war began, the official and the outside adviser said, Special Operations forces have several times made cross-border raids aimed at militants and infrastructure aiding the flow of foreign fighters into Iraq.