Sentence examples for which has crossed from inspiring English sources
STANFORD, Calif .- A vaccine against the H1N1 influenza strain, which has crossed over from pigs to people in recent months, probably won't be available before this autumn.
The most notable is the snow crab, which has crossed the Bering Strait and is occurring in the Chukchi Sea for the first time.
Or Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," from the 1984 album "Various Positions," which has crossed over to many audiences, thanks to cover versions by John Cale, Jeff Buckley, and Rufus Wainwright, and its appearance on soundtracks from "The West Wing" to "Shrek".
And to write a letter about granddaughter Martha's duck, which "has crossed the road, laid 15 eggs at the base of a fence post about two feet from the shoulder of the road, and is sitting, while cars whizz by so close it ruffles her feathers".
Bonati, 59, decided to refurbish the 72-foot, 50-ton classic, which has crossed the Atlantic three dozen times.
He has finally secured agreement on Crossrail, and has introduced a world-leading congestion charge which has cross-subsidised public transport as well as creating more space for buses, cyclists and pedestrians in central London.
In the morning, the President's forces would move against the band of marauders from New Buttland, which had crossed the border in search of coffee.
Their orders were to join K Company, which, having crossed the newly taken bridge four days earlier, was in trouble -- pinned down under fire somewhere in the hills above the river.
The couple returned briefly to the United States to see their families, and then, on May 6 , 1941 set out from New York harbor on the Robin Moor, a three-hundred-and-ninety-foot commercial freighter, which had crossed the seas for over twenty years.
Other realms which have crossed into ours are the fantasy fiction of Twilight, and the animated comedy show The Simpsons.
Her visit to Kiev took place as lorries from an unauthorised Russian aid convoy which had crossed into eastern Ukraine returned to Russia.
