Sentence examples for time crossing from inspiring English sources

"We spend a lot of time crossing the plaza," Ms. Nichols said.

He relaxed his grip on the wheel and took his time crossing the waterlogged grass.

There is a kind of critical block-size threshold below which we start spending too much time crossing streets.

Alonso won the Singapore Grand Prix for the second time, crossing a finish line clouded in smoke.

"Topeka takes her sweet time crossing the street," Mr. Rethemeyer said, "and I thought, she doesn't have it in her".

But if you take that to an extreme and have many tiny blocks, you start spending more time crossing streets instead of actually walking in front of stores.

And sure enough the inevitable winner involved Summers, who in injury time crossed again for Ryan to seal the deal.

And on Thursday afternoon, signs concerning registration had the opening time crossed out, replaced by the word "later".

In 1770 Russian troops for the first time crossed the Caucasus range and took possession of Kʿutʿaisi.

A new crisis developed in March 1938, when Hitler's troops for the first time crossed a frontier into Austria.

Kind of looks like Ocarina of Time crossed with Duck Hunt.