Sentence examples for taken crossing from inspiring English sources

It's a fact that I'm sure will be mentioned today, since the weights for this year's Aintree race are to be unveiled at noon at Abbey Road studios, where the Beatles famously recorded and had their picture taken crossing the road.

But then I did get my photograph taken crossing the red light a couple of weeks ago when I went too late and they sent me things.

The plot brings to mind "Beyond the Horizon," Eugene O'Neill's early drama of brotherhood and roads not taken, crossed with "The Sunshine Boys," Neil Simon's tale of feuding vaudevillians.

Take crossing the road, for example.

Community Golf, a not-for-profit company, take cross golf to schools, universities, offices and local groups around the UK.

Take "cross golf", AKA urban or street golf, a fun, fast, flexible, no-frills version of the traditional game, with fewer rules.

Beine et al. ([2011]) take cross section data on two years 19900 and 2000) from the Docquier and Marfouk ([2006]) database.

Toulouse, Biarritz, Perpignan and Stade Francais are the only French teams to have consistently taken cross-border competition with their European rivals seriously.

I've taken cross-country trips with two kids with no help and fed them jelly beans from one end to the other.

It took crossing paths four years ago, though, to combine their efforts into a more permanent venue for their interests.

He comes out to take crosses with a rare authority for one so young".