Sentence examples for which crossed from from inspiring English sources

Stanford University's MyHeart Counts app – which crossed from the US to the UK in 2015 – was a good example: putting your heart data to good use.

Experts fear the avian virus could set off an epidemic worse than Sars, another disease which crossed from animals to humans, killing 800 people and spreading international panic last year.

Maybe a group which crossed from Syria; maybe a group supported and sent by another Arab country.

The only through traffic used the ferry which crossed from Runcorn to the north bank of the River Mersey.

"It was press attention and public attention I never had before," she said of her Marvel experience, which crossed from TV into film.

Pethidine and fentanyl are opioids, which cross from the mother to the baby.

Mark Seiden, associate broker with Caldwell Banker in Briarcliff Manor, described the commercially zoned North State Road, which crosses from Ossining to Briarcliff Manor at Chappaqua Road but has a Briarcliff postal address, as "an island that had been untapped and has now been discovered".

A wider corridor one which crosses from left to right across four or five moguls spreads your descent across a greater distance and means less acceleration.

The crop top momentum snowballed with the arrival of high-waisted jeans, which crossed over from Shoreditch-hipster to Topshop-mainstream – because a crop top will ensure everyone in the club notices your newly-purchased high-waisted jeans.

South of Pion were the odeum another gift of Vedius a roofed semicircular theatre to hold 1,400 persons, and also a series of fountains and aqueducts, notably the aqueduct of Gaius Sextilius Pollio, which crossed the valley from Coressus.

This was an area of great importance to the British war effort due to the convoys carrying naval supplies from Scandinavia, which crossed it regularly.