Sentence examples for which crossroads from inspiring English sources

"The Last Five Years," by Jason Robert Brown, which Crossroads Theater Company is presenting in New Brunswick, is a two-character musical.

Robert M. Duncan, the chairman of American Crossroads, which, like Crossroads GPS, was started with help from the Republican strategists Karl Rove and Ed Gillespie, said he also informed major donors late last week that "research and development" was under way to make the groups even more effective in the next election, part of a pitch for continued investment toward a larger goal.

Community School District 3, which includes Crossroads, has some discretion in deciding how jobs are trimmed.

And Mafraq, which means crossroads in Arabic, was not a prosperous place before the the war forced hundreds of thousands of Syrians over the border.

Stronger praise came in an October 1960 issue of Kine Weekly, which commended Crossroads to Crime for being "refreshingly free from pretence" and added, "The film's moral is lofty, its tender domestic asides encourage feminine interest, and the climax is a corker".

Further, the Los Angeles Times reports that Bill Burton, a former deputy press secretary, and Sean Sweeney, who served as the senior aide to the former chief of staff Rahm Emanuel, are planning to create a political organization to rival American Crossroads, which will embrace the American Crossroads model of nondisclosure of donor names.

Steven Law, president of Crossroads GPS, said what distinguished the group from its sister organization, American Crossroads, which is registered with the F.E.C. as a political committee, was that Crossroads GPS was focused over the longer term on advocating on "a suite of issues that are likely to see some sort of legislative response.

It's a giant, galumphing thing, which makes the crossroads of the world resemble the main intersection of a Manitoba town.

Since August, however, Crossroads GPS has spent far more on television advertising on Senate races than American Crossroads, which must disclose its donors.

Her specialty is exploring "crossroads," which are often found in underground economies.

Naturally, they meet at a crossroads, which is not a metaphor that is clobbering you over the head or anything.