(1) Sincere faith and fortitude in the will of God gave him the strength to carry his cross .
(2) Incidentally I wasn't serious when I suggested we and our friends might cross North Dakota off our list of prospective holiday destinations this summer.
(3) His duties even called on him to be the first person to try out the cross for the Crucifixion scene.
(4) The former Rochdale man delivered a pin-point low cross for top-scorer Foster to turn home from close range.
(5) Covered only from waist down by white sheets, they evoked a cross between Greek statues and hospital patients.
(6) This feeling coupled with the feeling of guilt that they are in some way or fashion responsible for their charge's condition is indeed a difficult cross to bear.
(7) He added he was very cross and would stay mayor until the next council meeting on June 2 even if his brother returned wanting to take over office.
(8) Did they cross the bridge?
(9) It was a deep black and similar to a Christian cross, except that the top half of the cross had been intersected thrice more, each line smaller than the last.
(10) The driver couldn't get them open again so he was quite cross .
(11) The farm's herd is a cross between the indigenous Wagyu and another quality export from Scotland, the Aberdeen Angus.
(12) The cross of Christ, theologically speaking, was not an end in itself.
(13) Folks will be even cross er when they can't take a shower because your shortsighted bulldozing of environmental protections has dirtied most of the water and dried up the rest.
(14) Lately, he's taken to assailing university officials who dare to cross him on this explosive issue.
(15) As opposed to the resurrection, the cross symbolises crucifixion.
(16) If you really want to help, volunteer to make dinner or do laundry so Mom can cross a few things off her list.
(17) Orchestral life, at its best, is a cross between summer camp and labour camp.
(18) It's not like he gets extra attention for doing it - after all, I'm not then able to play with him while I go into repair mode yet again, and I end up feeling very cross and resentful.
(19) We promised to meet for coffee, and then suddenly, my station arrived and the train vomited me up onto the platform in a crowd of cross commuters.
(20) You had many a cross to carry but you carried on and helped me to carry my cross so many times.