Sentence examples for providing a cross from inspiring English sources

Marat Izmailov was allowed to sweep too easily into space down the right before providing a cross that the sluggish Kolo Touré could not clear and Ricky van Wolfswinkel finished.

Today his traveling shows -- riotous stories of black characters whose problems resolve in gospel music -- are a sensation on the so-called "chitlin circuit" of black clubs and dance halls, providing a cross between legitimate theater and stand-up comedy.

After the break Robben again came to the fore bringing a good save from Mucha then providing a cross from which Gregory van der Wiel drew another sharp save.

He was crucial in Norwich's equalising goal, beating Adrián López Rodríguez on the right wing and providing a cross that was ultimately turned in by Wes Hoolahan.

He adds that the company feels strongly about investing in providing a cross-platform infrastructure, for both mobile applications as well as Facebook apps.

It will enhance Verizon's growth strategy of providing a cross-screen connection for consumers, creators and advertisers," the company claimed today.

Given his ongoing passion and commitment to Microsoft, he will remain as an advisor to me, helping incubation efforts, looking at design and UI, and providing a cross-company perspective on these and similar topics.

"Just over a year ago we acquired AOL to enhance our strategy of providing a cross-screen connection for consumers, creators and advertisers," Verizon Chairman and CEO Lowell McAdam said in the release.

The robust S-method, as a cross-terms free distribution, will be used instead of the robust WD, while a modification providing a cross-terms free robust CF should be introduced.

Twenty-four Holstein Friesian cows were assigned in groups of six cows to four dietary treatments according to a 4 × 4 Latin square design, providing a cross-over experiment lasting 16 weeks.

This technique has been used to estimate the mass of Cygnus X-1, providing a cross-check with other mass derivations.