cross造句

horizontal cross-sectional area

The two railways cross here.

He paid for it on the cross.

So-called cross-stitch, is in a grid cloth, cross embroider, thus playing cross into beautiful patterns.

The cross is an emblem of Christianity.

Each cross has its own inscription.

Some even tattoo the cross on their skin.

But life is not rosy for the closeted cross dresser.

Their music is a cross of reggae with hip hop.

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He purchased your ticket to heaven at the cross.

It was the sailor who brought it in but now young people have them, its cross generational, cross class and so on.

We call that a cross section which is the microscopic cross section which as we mentioned before could be absorption, capture, fission, scatter.

Vision- founded by Trade; cross the world; build a joyful, wishful and healthy life.

A thrombosis of a coronary artery is shown here in cross section.

It's not like tennis where the little beeper goes off if you cross the line.

Host resistance and fungal virulence parallel each other in the cross.

It is Paul's "foolishness of the cross" (1 Cor. 1:18-25).

A climber USES a ladder to cross a crevasse at Everest's Khumbu Icefall, not far above base camp.

Pearson suspects this is because it's easier to swim than cross a forest, allowing dolphins to conveniently rejoin groups.

Roads attract ugliness and provoke ugly behaviour. But trains allow you time to meet a cross section of your fellow passengers, a cross section which, hopefully, reflects local society.

Life is always cross as a peak, near and far different level, life is what scenery, what attitude.

It is also helping set up cross-border supervisory colleges to share information about 30 global Banks.

The plane's maiden flight is scheduled for February, and a final version will attempt to cross the Atlantic in 2012.

In all flatfish the optic nerves cross, so that the right optic nerve is joined to the brain’s left side and vice versa.

A farmer treks through arid farm fields in Yunnan amid a devastating drought that raised unease about food prices, climate change and cross-border water management.

Its name is a derivation of the adjective "sartorial," a reference to what was the traditional cross-legged position of tailors (or "sartors") at work.

Open an account in one state and there is no need to change Banks if you cross the country-given the hassle, there is every reason not to.

The hands should always cross the solar plexus, the balancing between the forces of the body, when meditating or seeking to open yourself to the unseen sources.

The sight of the WTS suction cups and tubes is enough to make even the bravest explorer cross his or her legs and ask mission control, "are we there yet?"

Not least because in the dead man's pudgy hands he finds a gold cross, ornately worked and made to hang upside down in the way st Peter was said to have been crucified.

Increased local and regional conflict, humanitarian disasters, environmental deterioration, economic pressures and social change all call for a global effort in their solution, since they are problems which cross the borders of individual states.

They have gaps in them where they cross little natural drainage channels and the lines themselves are not perfectly filled in, with lots of little streaks and uneven coverage.

He realized that the answer was simple --he would encourage visitors to the Festival of Britain to cross Waterloo Bridge by hosting a beauty contest at his dance hall.

On the side of the water, we would like to have a lotus seed fragrance, take the blue leaf boat, cross the Qin moon, and pass through the Tang wind and song rhyme, and find you on the west side of the lake.

A simple and pragmatic graphics output package is introduced briefly in this paper which is capable to print the horizontal contour chart, vertical cross-section, vertical circulation or flux chart for the numerical model ou put on a simple line-printer.