Sentence examples for to crosses from inspiring English sources
verb
To make or form a cross.
Several were strapped to crosses bearing the Paraguayan and Brazilian flags.
More than a dozen people in the Philippines have been publicly nailed to crosses in honor of Good Friday.
Ms. Kagan argued that the plaintiff, Frank Buono, no longer had standing to pursue his challenge because he had testified earlier that as a Catholic, he had no general objection to crosses, just to crosses on government property.
King underlined Arsenal's susceptibility to crosses with a headed goal, before the excellent Ljungberg played in Robert Pires for Arsenal's fifth.
But, in their push to recover ground after the break, Hibs showed themselves to be even more vulnerable to the quick counter-thrust than they had to crosses.
"He is the complete striker: he can hold the ball up, run on to crosses, dribble and score from every angle.
Direct-to-cross-talk ratio.
We decide to cross to opposite platform.
The first street to cross was Wooster.
Only Jean tried to cross over".
Washington has begun to cross the Rubicon.
