Sentence examples for making a cross from inspiring English sources

"Some won't wear neckties, to avoid making a cross around their neck, or use shoelaces.

Sprouts Don't waste time making a cross incision on the bottom of all your sprouts.

Accordingly, "Sunday" is signed by making a cross on one's forehead.

Sometimes I see them go across the finish line and they're making a cross and praying to God.

They like to gather in a physical space with other people, they like to make a physical gesture, an action, making a cross, pulling a switch, making a hole in the ballot.

But when asked about it in an interview this week, she twisted her trademark smile into a look of mock terror, making a cross with her fingers as if repelling a vampire.

Ms. Hilton and Ms. Richie were filmed making a cross-country trip in a trailer without cellphones, cash or credit cards.

The visit awakens a dormant guilt in Peter: as the "Birdboy of Babbington," he was celebrated for making a cross-country flight, from Babbington to New Mexico, on a homemade "aerocycle" at the age of 15.

She meanwhile gives birth to their daughter and he breaks out of jail, making a cross-country trek back to Texas, where await old criminal enemies intent on killing him.

In an update on the effects of the retail price caps, which went into effect in July 2007, the Union said that they had lowered the cost of making a cross-border mobile roaming call by more than 70 percent since 2005, and the cost of a text message by 60 percent.

You go back to yes, it is an important game, but is it important enough to risk a key defender for the remainder of the year?" In addition to the turf issue, there is the prospect of making a cross-country trip, tough for anyone, but particularly for a 35-year-old striker and a 32-year-old defender.