| ! On a cross? | |
| ! ~ I said don't be cross. | |
| " Although Mr. Churchill's escape was cleverly executed, there is little chance of his being able to cross the border. | |
| " Don't be cross. | |
| " E...ven...though...it...be...a...cross..." | |
| ! On a cross? | |
| ! ~ I said don't be cross. | |
| " Although Mr. Churchill's escape was cleverly executed, there is little chance of his being able to cross the border. | |
| " Don't be cross. | |
| " E...ven...though...it...be...a...cross..." | |
| "A chilling gale, crosses your path, it stops you." | |
| "A daunting memory crosses my mind." | |
| "And though l, too, am guilty of not reading everything that crosses my desk, | |
| "Bassington studies his fingernails "like a man of the world, crosses to left. | |
| "But when the last breath of life crosses this reviewer's lips," | |
| "A chilling gale, crosses your path, it stops you." | |
| "A daunting memory crosses my mind." | |
| "And though l, too, am guilty of not reading everything that crosses my desk, | |
| "Bassington studies his fingernails "like a man of the world, crosses to left. | |
| "But when the last breath of life crosses this reviewer's lips," | |
| ! Aw, someone got double-crossed in this? | |
| ""Romeo and Juliet,"" a tale... of star-crossed lovers, pulled apart by their families, society... and, some might say, by fate. | |
| "(man)" Gentlemen, you have now crossed the burning sands. Hey, man! | |
| "... I had just crossed". | |
| "A German armor division have crossed the border!" | |
| "Chinese government most disturbed your crossing border. | |
| "Don't mention crossing the Pacific to Horie, "because the more you try to dissuade him, the more he'll want to go." | |
| "Double-crossing San Francisco police made me do this. | |
| "Ghost at the crossing." | |
| "I hope I'm not crossing the line here, but Terry Kucik wrote many times about your sister. | |
| ! Aw, someone got double-crossed in this? | |
| ""Romeo and Juliet,"" a tale... of star-crossed lovers, pulled apart by their families, society... and, some might say, by fate. | |
| "(man)" Gentlemen, you have now crossed the burning sands. Hey, man! | |
| "... I had just crossed". | |
| "A German armor division have crossed the border!" | |
| "Chinese government most disturbed your crossing border. | |
| "Don't mention crossing the Pacific to Horie, "because the more you try to dissuade him, the more he'll want to go." | |
| "Double-crossing San Francisco police made me do this. | |
| "Ghost at the crossing." | |
| "I hope I'm not crossing the line here, but Terry Kucik wrote many times about your sister. | |
