He paused at a lighted crossway and waited to be certain it was clear.

Rider left a small chalk mark at each crossway, to indicate which direction he had gone.

There's a goodish number of cowboys who hold to what they mostly call the Crossway.

Every thirty feet or so there was a crossway, a dark corner to be approached warily.

Take the second crossway to your left and after that keep to your left.

It was not until Ayana reached the first crossway that there was a change.

The crossway was just ahead of them.

Crossway is regarded as a contemporary baptist church, with Bible-based preaching.

Back up the passage he could see a crossway he had already passed, a gaping mouth in the wall.

She perched crossway on his lap, her hips rhythmically thrusting.

Parts of this building remain, including the great hall crossway with the original pantry and buttery doors.

Her mother is the executive director of Crossway Community, a residential program for the homeless in Washington.

Crossway models introduced a model in 2007, available in various colours and with or without the hood up.

Crossway four was coming up.

The station is connected to Recto station by means of a crossway that was recently constructed.

Crossway College is a multi-campus, independent, evangelical and interdenominational college.

Robinson, a former missionary, founded the church at its current location and is now regarded as the founding pastor of Crossway.

An elevated crossway functions as Gogol's country road.

Crossway, 2006.

Crossway, 1999.

"In Venusberg: changing afterward to a woodland crossway."

The current name Joaçaba is derived from the Tupi, with the meaning of "crossway."

Crossway College offers degrees through the Australian College of Theology.

Crossway Green is a village in Worcestershire, England.

But reality is a world away from the super-insulated and vaulted Crossway above, much as we love new build eco-homes.

He stepped off onto a cross-Way and let it carry him toward the nearest library.

The word comes from the Latin compitum, a cross-way.

Along the two main streets at either end of the cross-way, a living stream had now set in, rolling towards the marts of gain and business.

Retief, backing into the opening to a narrow cross-way, offered further verbal familiarities to the drunken local, who followed, furious.

The city has an approximately round shape, with the centre situated in the cross-way of the main north-south/east-west axes at University Square.

All the illusion vanishes, and" TANNHAUSER "finds himself in a cross-way of the forest, where is a Crucifix.