Sentence examples for standing at the intersection from inspiring English sources
Standing at the intersection of Hamlet and Macbeth, you can't help wondering what would happen if those two crossed paths.
And Mr. Nachman has certainly spent plenty of time standing at the intersection of entertainment and news, exactly where "Politically Incorrect" is parked.
Standing at the intersection of Grand Avenue and Ferry Street, Chief Ortiz motioned to an abandoned convenience store across the street.
Standing at the intersection of science, management, and software engineering, the Master of Molecular Science and Software Engineering MSSEE) provides critical thinkers with the practical skills needed to develop sophisticated computational models to solve large-scale challenges.
Mr. Hayworth hopes that by standing at the intersection of opportunity and timing, he can lure enough Tea Party sympathizers fresh off their convention in Nashville, seducible independent voters (Arizona has an open primary) and conservative Republican grass-roots activists, who have long been disenchanted with Mr. McCain.
He used a neural network to predict the waiting time for all cars standing at the intersection and selected the best control policy using the SARSA algorithm [10].
If the National Guardsmen in their Army fatigues standing at the intersections of the avenues brought to mind images of Checkpoint Charlie, a cop lifting the slender line of yellow tape to allow card-carrying residents downtown was reminiscent of that more familiar form of New York exclusion: the velvet rope at the night-club door.
In two hours, he'll be singing "Home" onstage at the Recher, standing at the rare intersection of post-Sept.
If I've learned anything from standing at the precarious intersection of art and commerce, it's that communication is the grease that keeps the gears engaged and running smoothly.
Really, standing at that intersection is a surreal experience.
Every hour of every day, someone is standing at that intersection waiting to for someone they know to come back from where they cannot go across the bridge and into the United States.
