"passing across" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to move from one side to the other, usually in a horizontal direction. Example: The birds were passing across the sky, their silhouettes illuminated by the setting sun.
He journeys through plains, mountains, and red skies — a romantic loner unconsciously passing across heroic American landscapes — mostly in silence.
This Fille is a comedy in the Shakespearean manner, with real dark clouds passing across its sunny good humour.
Symptoms may be set off by something as minor as a breeze passing across the skin, and can occur without warning.
She knows she ought to be satisfied, and has no reasonable explanation for the tears that overtake her, "like a mist passing across her soul's summer day".
When the hosts did get in behind, skipper Richie Wellens chose the wrong option, passing across goal when he could have shot at an exposed Gerken.
If busy thoughts come to mind, watch them like clouds passing across a blue sky.
Visualizing your mind as the sky and your emotions, both positive and negative, as clouds passing across the surface of the sky can help see them as being a part of you, but not dictating your life.. Stepping outside your comfort zone will probably cause anxiety, but it's a great way to learn courage.
They are hand-made using saddle-stitch - two needles passing across the seam in opposite directions.
One of the other hot potatoes passing across your desk is the problem with badgers.
Or, as the authors clumsily put it, "Vincent kept a salesman's open mind about the images passing across his desktop".
After passing across the glomerular filter in the kidney, these substrates are returned to the body by the same system.
