In case we both have to cross back over quickly.

Now stop here and you're going to have to cross the road.

One man's got to cross the other boy comes back.

What did your mother say then, was she cross with you?

But they'll all cross the street when they see him coming.

After only three or four, his eyes started to cross.

By the look of him, not a man to cross.

Most people look both ways when they cross the street.

She left him to cross to the front door of the house.

What will become of us when we cross the line?

They should cross the state of Washington in no time.

He was going to have to cross the road again.

Maybe we can cross before they do anything, she thought.

Let us know when they start to cross in force.

At some point we have to cross over to the west side of the street.

At the same time, your eyes also need to cross, or come together.

Me thinking is to cross the top level and see the place out.

A mother and her two young children started to cross on the right.

Well, at least now I knew what had made the guy so cross.

Along with many others, she was trying to cross to the west side.

Once we cross the field I'll do the same thing on the other side.

A little later, on my way back to the car, I had one last street to cross.

Like if he were to cross the street just as she's getting in her car.

"Do you know what I did to the last person who tried to cross me?"

I want a large force, at least half your number, to cross with me in the morning.

The President, for example, wants to keep the cross in place.

"You were going to tell me something about him and the cross."

I thought I'd just close me eyes and put a cross.

A big black cross in the middle of your face.

The god on the cross had let them down before.

The two could cut me down in a cross fire.

On the boy, the cross seemed to have even more power.

Did he want to come down off the cross, George?

Where else would they be less likely to run up against a cross?

Work on the cross started in 1292, later than most of the others.

The other shows a red cross on a field of blue.

King's Cross was not what it had been in her day.

I know Cross has been on the force for just over eight years.

This cross was in front of the church close by.

Cross would never give up, not until he was killed.

In fact, those people said, Cross has all but been told that.

He finally got his hand on the cross and brought it in.

You remember, they made a cross on the door to show which one it was.

There is a cross from 1825 in front of the church.

Where does the cross over happen from too young to just right.

Cross took the money, but went ahead with the book.

He's never done that before, taken a girl up to the Cross with him.

We might meet again this season, should our ways to the same end cross.

She saw that they had taken the black cross on the wall.

"Do you want to come with me on the way of the cross?"

So they told him nothing, and he felt very cross.

And what did it matter whether she was cross or not?

Sometimes she let it go for months, and I'd have to get very cross with her.

"I feel too bad even to be cross with you about those women," she was saying.

They could have reached it cross country within a couple of hours.

A few of them from the South even burned a cross one night.

I'm cross and have been out of sorts all day.

She was very cross about Agnes not having come back.

"I'll be very cross if you let anything happen to him."

"His brother was quite cross with him - all of the family were."

There was something very cross and bitter in his face suddenly.

They almost fell on the floor and Peggy was quite cross.

It required eight men with two cross poles to bring him home.

Many cross border school connections were made in the following years.

There are many cross references, in the manner of a will.

Of course, he cannot sniff it, and gets very cross.

As a result, the stock market has become quite cross with airline and hotel companies.

The passengers are cross about not getting to take in all the scenery.

"But I have a problem when the two cross paths," he said.

No doubt there were cross words and an exchange of letters.

"Most critics were quite cross about the play," Williams wrote.

I would have been cross if they had, as they left early.

During the first couple of days she had been very cross and used four-letter words a lot.

It would put him into position to hit Schneider's men with cross fire as they advanced.

But what about when the ground gets rough and there are cross winds?

The President, for example, wants to keep the cross in place.

"You were going to tell me something about him and the cross."

I thought I'd just close me eyes and put a cross.

A big black cross in the middle of your face.

The god on the cross had let them down before.

The two could cut me down in a cross fire.

On the boy, the cross seemed to have even more power.

Did he want to come down off the cross, George?

Where else would they be less likely to run up against a cross?

Work on the cross started in 1292, later than most of the others.

The other shows a red cross on a field of blue.

King's Cross was not what it had been in her day.

I know Cross has been on the force for just over eight years.

This cross was in front of the church close by.

Cross would never give up, not until he was killed.

In fact, those people said, Cross has all but been told that.

He finally got his hand on the cross and brought it in.

You remember, they made a cross on the door to show which one it was.

There is a cross from 1825 in front of the church.

Where does the cross over happen from too young to just right.

Cross took the money, but went ahead with the book.

He's never done that before, taken a girl up to the Cross with him.

We might meet again this season, should our ways to the same end cross.

She saw that they had taken the black cross on the wall.

"Do you want to come with me on the way of the cross?"

The new centre is open 7 days a week for the public.

The centre of such a woman's life is her home and children.

The Centre will study the development of international business in services.

What I had to do was go back to the town centre and.

He wanted to be the centre of the group's attention.

Most said they would not go into the town centre alone at night.

Her husband had already left, but not for his office in the centre.

Business performance in the city centre is very little different from last year.

The centre gave me all the information I needed to get help.

She lives quite close to the centre, but others live much further away.

And finally after two years the a full time centre was set up.

And when they were gone, what was left at the centre?

The three men moved to the centre of the room.

The city is an important centre for art and culture.

The second hit him in the centre of his face.

George was the centre of his world, night and day.

A table was put in the centre of the room.

I always knew she was right at the centre of things.

He was director of the Centre from 1990 to 2010.

A small department in the city centre is free to the public.

The 70s are found in the centre of the country.

The new centre will come in a street like form.

The young centre death came less than a year later.

He himself became far more than just the king at the centre.

The University is a private centre of learning and research.

But he said the center needed to do its part.

He's the best to ever play the game at the center position.

But where the center would be is an open question.

He hit him dead center in the back of his head.

How does the center get the children through the door?

He has the land, but the center is only an idea.

Now she's the life of the class when we go to the center.

She's 25 and works at a local day care center.

He has put them at the center of his world.

The center is set to open in late summer, he said.

He worked at the center for the next 20 years.

I'm just going to go out and play center field.

The center will be open every day from 9 to 8.

Now a new medical center is coming to the area.

On one level, the medical center is just a business.

The school is at once a social and education center, he said.

In the center of the light was something like a man.

Things seemed to go better when the major was the center of attention.

She'll have to be the center of my life from here on.

She and the president had to move to the center.

Has no idea what to do with a guy like our center.

Either way they get to be the center of attention.

He seems to think the center is his to run.

In the center of the room was a large table.

I have come here to the Center of your power.

In case we both have to cross back over quickly.

Now stop here and you're going to have to cross the road.

One man's got to cross the other boy comes back.

What did your mother say then, was she cross with you?

But they'll all cross the street when they see him coming.

After only three or four, his eyes started to cross.

By the look of him, not a man to cross.

Most people look both ways when they cross the street.

She left him to cross to the front door of the house.

What will become of us when we cross the line?

They should cross the state of Washington in no time.

He was going to have to cross the road again.

Maybe we can cross before they do anything, she thought.

Let us know when they start to cross in force.

At some point we have to cross over to the west side of the street.

At the same time, your eyes also need to cross, or come together.

Me thinking is to cross the top level and see the place out.

A mother and her two young children started to cross on the right.

Well, at least now I knew what had made the guy so cross.

Along with many others, she was trying to cross to the west side.

Once we cross the field I'll do the same thing on the other side.

A little later, on my way back to the car, I had one last street to cross.

Like if he were to cross the street just as she's getting in her car.

"Do you know what I did to the last person who tried to cross me?"

I want a large force, at least half your number, to cross with me in the morning.

I very much enjoy writing connecting books, particularly when they centre on families.

If he could centre the interest of the brute upon himself, perhaps the girl might escape.

The group then centre themselves as they show each other support by hugging one another before heading to the stage.

Remember the friends around you, who centre all their hopes in you.

They centre on a green, social, market economy.

Arguments often centre around how it is run and how funds are raised.

In the Presidential communications centre the phone rang again.

They centre on allegations that the Italian leader has been promised a cut of huge energy contracts.

They centre on the question, "What does the Doctor do at night when his companions are asleep?"

His research interests centre around early Irish law-texts and wisdom-texts.

Activities centre around five core programmes; special projects and initiatives are also undertaken.

'. Organisations with strong cultures often centre themselves around almost legendary figures in their history.

At the visitors centre you can organise pontoon-boat trips on the lake.

But don't read the lie that a young person should centre their existence solely through academic pursuits.

While all three couples appear throughout, episodes generally centre mostly on one of the couples.

Larsen and the mate were excitedly trying to centre a small glitter in the vision screen.

Irish International rules centre back in late '90's)

At the TEARS centre the children put the day's lessons into practice.

In the main communications centre a phone call confirmed what they already knew - the air base had been attacked and obliterated by an unknown force.

Due to its unique nature, 10 metres has a large following of hobbyists who centre most of their time on this frequency band.

They centre on Joyce's idea of an epiphany: a moment where a character experiences self-understanding or illumination.

From the Ben Lawers visitors centre the summit is only a short walk, with no real difficulties.

They centre around a visual display of 100 Pink Lady silhouettes planted in the ground or on display, and often include a simple ceremony.

They centre on the practice of delaying or shutting down the use of air-guns if a whale or dolphin is sighted nearby.

Like the rapporteur, I believe the Commission should centre its attention primarily on setting quantifiable, achievable Community-wide targets.

And then they center here to keep out of the way.

He can center a line with just about any two wings.

Most issues were centered on a different city or state.

The child's head is not centered over his or her body.

Usually centered on issues of control between them and their parents.

For some reason, their attention seemed to be centered on us.

The story is centered in the life of three young people.

Their lives are centered on family, community, and the nation.

They were centered upon the group within the living room.

Finally, the third floor is centered around political and military history of the area.

Maybe he should center his report on the security forces, eh?

A main street running east to west centered the town.

The town is centered on a church built in 1725.

It was best to keep her mind centered right then.

"The other changes in the law centered on the time value of money."

It was centered on the door about four and a half feet from the floor.

The town is centered around the college from which it takes its name.

He thought that individual experience was where people should center their religious beliefs.

It centers on the disease that has become his life's work.

The family's life was centered around the church and their faith.

Since 2002, his research has centered on the theory of space and time.

At the end of the room was a single chair by itself, almost centered.

One of those had been centered directly on our position, which was held by six companies.

I nodded, trying to center my attention on the displays.

These centered around the various people whom he met in real life.

The President, for example, wants to keep the cross in place.

"You were going to tell me something about him and the cross."

For some other reason, she was now the cross one.

He went down the cross street and made a phone call.

The cross country team at the school started in 1911.

The god on the cross had let them down before.

On the boy, the cross seemed to have even more power.

Did he want to come down off the cross, George?

Work on the cross started in 1292, later than most of the others.

He finally got his hand on the cross and brought it in.

Where does the cross over happen from too young to just right.

He's never done that before, taken a girl up to the Cross with him.

"Do you want to come with me on the way of the cross?"

He made the sign of the cross in right field.

The questions led up to the cross and even beyond it.

There on the cross he could say I've done it all!

The crossing took hours, for the rest of the day.

"And I think you know the man on the cross in the picture."

Yet of course others had made the crossing before him.

She looked at me and made the sign of the cross.

He set down the cross and walked to the bed.

He has no time to make the sign of the cross.

He built the cross to bring light to the community.

The services begin and end with the sign of the cross.

He was also the cross country coach from 1928 through 1943.

Somehow, Terrel had crossed someone in a major way.

Sometimes, a look of distaste crosses someone's face, as if they're worried it's catching.

"That's the amazing thing - to go into the booth, pick up a pencil and cross someone out," an astonished party member said.

"This man died because his owner crossed someone," Cara- mon said softly.

"E must 'a crossed someone proper ter get beat like that.

When he crosses someone's path, they're just gone.

At the street s end, he jumped the curb, crossed someone's private property, and was soon driving across the bumpy desert.

"Peter crossed someone not afraid to kill."

Wesley says that they must have crossed someone when they took over Wolfram & Hart.

Finger crossed someone falls over.

In each episode, Earl will try to cross someone off his very long inventory; one season will not begin to cover all his misdeeds.

The room wasn't that wide, and I just wasn't sure there was enough room for all of us pointing guns in, without risking crossing someone's body.

For example, one may cross someone else's property regularly and unrestrictedly for several years, and one's right to an easement becomes vested.

(To 'cross swords' was a term for a duel where two drawn swords made an X. So to cross someone was to take a sparring position against them.)

In Leningrad, where five top Communist leaders lost, a party member told Bill Keller of The New York Times: "That's the amazing thing - to go into the booth, pick up a pencil and cross someone out.

Paying head-count fees for each animal crossing someone else's property is exacting a harsh economic toll on the Kuchi way of life, one that is already having to contend with recurrent droughts that are now occurring with increasing frequency.

We might also usefully recall that to cross is not only to traverse, but to mix (as in to crossbreed) and to contradict (as in to cross someone); also that cross-dressing potentially involves both inversion and displacement of gender binaries.

And if you must approach him, remember to cross yourself."

Oh, remember, and take it upon you, and cross yourself in these things.

"You crossed yourself when the bird flew off; I wondered why."

At the end of the service you genuflected and crossed yourself!"

I saw you cross yourself - let me tell you how this makes me feel.

"Cross yourselves and get on with the work!"

Go on, stick your neck out, cross yourself, shudder, close your eyes and pick one of those four.

Lift up your hand and cross yourself!

"I assume you didn't approach Ms. Cross yourself, after agreeing to go with us."

You know, incense and crossing yourself.'

Now Lindley was saying, "You see big medicine cross yourself, Johnny?"

Aye, you may well cross yourselves, and I beg that you will not breathe upon it or touch it with your fingers."

Cross yourselves, Swansea.

"Cross yourself, you fool!"

No, cross yourself with silver, Harry, cross yourself!

But it's always cheaper - and more convenient in high season (November to April), when you may need reservations for international buses - to take local buses and cross yourself.

You tried to pull a double cross yourself, on these guys" - Herk nudged a raised thumb toward Chadbury and Paul - "telling 'em the dame was coming back; and to forget the murder rap.

You have never broken a mirror or walked under ladders or celebrated Saint Paddy's day if you have never heard of Rock Camp, but you might have lost a wheel, fallen off a biplane wing, or crossed yourself left-handedly if you have.

Alma 39:9 9 Now my son, I would that ye should repent and forsake your sins, and go no more after the lusts of your eyes, but cross yourself in all these things; for except ye do this ye can in nowise inherit the kingdom of God.

He raised his eyes in the Islamic equivalent of crossing oneself.

Before eating the Dušni Brav it is proper etiquette to cross oneself.

The Protestant Reformers denied that any manual gestures could have significance for one's spiritual state and discountenanced the practice of crossing oneself.

Sign of the Cross, or "crossing oneself", a ritual hand motion made by members of many branches of Christianity

It is customary in some Eastern traditions to cross oneself at each petition in a litany and to closely associate oneself with a particular intention being prayed for or with a saint being named.

In this sense, Christian theology will interpret African cults as pure superstition while an evangelical Christian will see as meaningless the Catholic ritual of crossing oneself (the Sign of the cross) when going by a church.

It has been suggested that the location was on the boundaries of the land of the nearby Rushen Abbey and the greeting is a folk memory of crossing oneself at the sight of the crucifix marking the boundary of the monastery's land.