Sentence examples for still to cross from inspiring English sources
Howard has appeared in many more than Pratt, including Spider-Man 3, two Twilight movies and The Village, yet she has still to cross over.
It does mean that the Greek election is a rather superfluous exercise that has done more harm than good, but that is a minor feature in a landscape with much more difficult terrain still to cross.
Serbian commercial vehicles, however, are still allowed to cross into Kosovo as the European Union continues to try to negotiate some kind of compromise.
And yet people still managed to cross deep into the Americas from their settlements in western Alaska.
" 'They still got to cross that white.
To do that, they still need to cross either Slovenia – or western Hungary.
The lack of full interoperability between mobile systems means that borders are still difficult to cross.
Because that's a finish line I still have to cross.
Despite the ban, enforced because of the group's aggressive nationalism, the bikers are still planning to cross through Poland.
Fernandez appeared to labor on the hilly stretches of the course, but still managed to cross the finish line in fifth place in 32 44.
But I still had to cross the inside sandbar — a shallow ridge about halfway between the shore and the outermost surf — where unridable waves broke with pulverizing force.
