Sentence examples for popular crossing from inspiring English sources

Turkey remains a popular crossing point for those who wish to join ISIS.

Many areas that used to be popular crossing points have experienced undeniable improvements.

Now Arizona, with its 350 miles of Mexican frontier, has become the most popular crossing point.

Lesbian titles were especially popular, crossing over to a straight-male readership (some things, it seems, never change).

Here's an item, courtesy of Ms. Brown: Elmsford got its name from the big elm tree that grew at a popular crossing spot along the Nepperhan River.

Some relief groups organized by churches have set up water stands at popular crossing points, jugs of water marked by blue flags, but none were near the place where the latest deaths occurred, Border Patrol officials said.

The first is America's effort to tighten two of the most popular crossing-points for illegals El Paso, Texas, and San Diego, California.

However gender studies has become one of the most popular cross-disciplinary postgraduate courses.

His demode libertinage, his sharp, intelligent pen and tongue, his poverty, cats, etc, made him a temporarily popular, cross-grained old star in the drawing rooms of Paris intelligentsia.

Mr. Tan also built a large following, partly thanks to his avant-garde works of the late 1980s and early '90s, but mostly through popular cross-cultural projects like his vivid score for the 2000 film "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon".

In BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUES: The Greatest Traveler of His Time, 1892-1952 (Taschen, $49.99), Genoa Caldwell presents a gorgeous sequence of Holmes's photographs, annotated with excerpts from the lectures he presented on popular cross-country tours for more than half a century, from the era of lantern-slide entertainment until the early days of television.