Sentence for cross | Use cross in a sentence

Examples of cross sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use cross in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for cross.

• Young Michell denied the cross! (10)
• Oh, Cross and Passion! (10)
• Now we cross London Bridge. (10)
• Again; the Cross Burn there. (10)
• He began to cross the street. (8)
• It will exactly suit my cross. (4)
• He had an immense cross on his shoulder. (9)
• She made a movement to cross into the traffic. (8)
• Some people were always cross when they were hot. (4)
• He fell on his knees before the cross and prayed. (12)
• I meet Father B. and pretty Kitty before I cross. (10)
• Discard the passions when you cross the threshold. (22)
• She walked on, and reached a station, hot and cross. (8)
• Angelo slew him: Rinaldo gave him the cross to kiss. (10)
• This at Gaspé was the first cross erected in New France. (19)
• Red of heat, O white of heat, This from off the Cross we greet. (10)
• Poem: The Main Regret [Written for the Charing Cross Album] I. (10)
• But she had noticed that Timothy was always cross at dinner afterwards. (8)
• She took hold of the little gold cross on his vest, and turned it over. (8)
• He took a silver cross from a table-drawer and laid it on the pistol-case. (10)
• If ever you cross its threshold, it will be a place in which I can breathe. (12)
• A great many people cross the Atlantic without anything half as satisfactory. (9)
• We ride up to the mountains; to-morrow we cross the pass; there is a glacier. (10)
• After that I took courage to ask what his cross and double- headed eagle meant. (9)
• Valiantly, doggedly did Walley and his men try to cross the St. Charles River. (19)
• They made the sign of the Cross, and purified the place with holy ejaculations. (10)
• A lady stood among her boxes below, as he descended the stairs to cross the hall. (10)
• In my opinion, when we cross our swords I stand a fair chance of not being worsted. (10)
• Shut your eyes, cross your hands flat on your breasts: you are dead men if you move. (10)
• They had resolved to cross the St. Charles River there and attack Quebec in the rear. (19)
• She dropped the little cross, and took hold of his hand, pressing it against her heart. (8)
• She saw him make the sign of the Cross above it, and the movement of his lips in prayer. (8)
• He showed me the pretty collar and cross, not, I think, without a natural pleasure in it. (9)
• Then followed ninety-three signatures, or signs of the cross with names printed after them. (8)
• While this cross fire went on from both sides, I looked from one to the other of the speakers. (6)
• Few foreigners fail to cross themselves before performing, and nearly all wear strange charms. (21)
• Cross in hand, he should be at the head of our arms, not whimpering in a corner for white bread. (10)
• Over the chimneypiece presided the portrait of Mr. Jorrocks persuading his horse to cross a stream. (8)
• Lady Malloring raised one hand; the motion, quite involuntary, ended at the tiny cross on her breast. (8)
• The carriageway was kept clear by mild policemen who now and then allowed one of the crowd to cross it. (9)
• Kindly go with this ticket to the cloak-room at Charing Cross station, and bring back her luggage in a cab. (8)
• And between these two forms there must be no crude unions; they are too far apart, the cross is too violent. (8)
• But in the morning his skull was sore with the unconscious, night-long ache; and he rose cross and taciturn. (9)
• A sober corner, with a massive queer-shaped cross of grey rough-hewn granite, guarded by four dark yew-trees. (8)
• He walked into the Green Park that he might cross to Victoria Station and take the Underground into the City. (8)
• It drew nearer, and they saw, with misgivings, the blood-red cross of St. George floating from the mast-head. (19)
• A shadow of his missed Idea on London Bridge seemed to cross him from the close flapping of a wing within reach. (10)
• I had crossed the Loire the day before; now I was to cross the Allier; so near are these two confluents in their youth. (2)
• It is known that the King of Italy offered Longfellow the cross of San Lazzaro, which is the Italian literary decoration. (9)
• The country has gone the wrong road, but it may yet cross over to the right one, when it perceives that we were prophetic. (10)
• The winter twilight had descended upon the murky city, filling the long vistas of the cross streets with a veil of mystery. (13)
• Three bridges now cross the river between Pest on the left bank and Buda on the right, the two principal sections of the town. (20)
• After this, when they went amongst the Iroquois, cross and breviary in hand, Jesuit missionaries met with no danger or refusal. (19)
• She stood there watching his black figure cross the road in the sunshine, and pass round the corner by the railings of the church. (8)
• The banks were covered with deep mud; each time they tried to cross, the Indians and bushrangers sent by Frontenac beat them off. (19)
• And Robert realised suddenly the stubborn loneliness of that thin black figure, whose fingers were playing with a little gold cross. (8)
• The implied pathetic reference to a surgically-treated nose under a cross of strips of plaster, could not obtain dismissal for him. (10)
• At last the path crossed the Chassezac upon a bridge, and, forsaking this deep hollow, set itself to cross the mountain of La Goulet. (2)
• Fanny acknowledged her wishes and doubts on this point: she did not know how either to wear the cross, or to refrain from wearing it. (4)
• On the edge of the plateau, to mark the highest point, someone had erected a rude cross, which jutted out stark against the blue sky. (8)
• The squire came in to them, groaning over his boots, cross with his fragile wife, and in every mood for satire, except to receive it. (22)
• She watched them cross, mount the stone steps she had just come down, pass along the railed stone passage, enter the doorway, disappear. (8)
• This was a square woman of medium height, with grey hair brushed from her low forehead, the expression of whose face was brisk and rather cross. (8)
• Very quickly the settlers found that Holy Cross River was a very uncomfortable place, lacking sufficient shelter, with little or no fuel handy. (19)
• Choristers, in the most elaborate dress, swinging incense holders by delicate metal chains and bearing lanterns on long poles, surrounded the lofty cross. (5)
• The conversation progressed, until Adela, by chance, turned her eyes up a cross pathway and perceived her sister Cornelia standing with Mr. Barrett under a beech. (10)

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