I just spent 4 weeks in India, criss-crossing the nation.
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Picture space as a stretched rubber sheet with criss-crossing grid lines.
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Less sea ice means more open ocean pathways criss-crossing the Arctic.
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The criss-crossing wires were prone to being cut or damaged in crashes.
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A map gives clients a god-view of their freight criss-crossing the globe.
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He found himself criss-crossing through a strange country, whose small towns were proving trying.
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It starts with tall power lines criss-crossing swaths of farmland, mainly corn and soy.
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He's been criss-crossing, I think, southeast U.S. and now maybe middle America as well.
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The campaign's surrogates are also criss-crossing the state Saturday, including a new name: Rep.
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But we don't think anyone was quite prepared for her masterful hopping and criss-crossing.
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Sanders and Clinton will be criss-crossing each other for much of the next week.
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Criss-crossing the border to visit family and friends is still part of his weekly routine.
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At the age of 52 he was criss-crossing the Midwest as salesman of milkshake mixers.
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He is criss-crossing the country, holding multiple events each night in front of energetic crowds.
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Unsurprisingly, the entire history is a criss-crossing maze of violence, orgies, nefarious business schemes, and robots.
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Just be aware that a robot criss-crossing your lawn rarely results in a particularly neat finish.
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This year's course resembled a stretched-out Star of David, criss-crossing the tundra through five gates.
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All the donor and recipient surgeries occurred on the same day, with organs criss-crossing the country.
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McCarthy often is found criss-crossing the nation, to fund-raise for candidates and elevate the party.
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The candidates are criss-crossing the states voting on Tuesday: Florida, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina and Ohio.
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Fragmenting them further with criss-crossing pipelines and high-voltage cables will further reduce some species' range.
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She's also stopped for impromptu chats with reporters at airports and train stations while criss-crossing the country.
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The film is told in a series of flashbacks and characters seem to keep criss-crossing time periods.
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O'Rourke is criss-crossing the state talking about progressive values and energizing the state's base in the process.
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The result is a criss-crossing grid of gold walls, whose thickness can vary between 80 and 500 nanometers.
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Only the station is bright, its four faux-Victorian lamps ablaze, white floodlights criss-crossing the platform with shadows.
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Trump has spent recent weeks criss-crossing the country in support of GOP candidates ahead of next month's midterms.
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Made of sandstone and materials found on the land, the house is also notable for its criss-crossing balconies.
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The pages of Square Octagon Circle represent multiple criss-crossing photographs, superimposed with the script in a clean, white typeface.
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" Trudeau added: "We've got auto parts criss-crossing the border six times before they end up in a finished product.
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Written with a clear eye after criss-crossing the continent, he offers telling glimpses of an Africa that defies stereotyping.
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They are desperate for cash and have been criss-crossing the globe for two years to try to get help.
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But he only moved to politics full-time after the 9/11 attacks, when Tony Blair began criss-crossing the world.
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The schedule itself is over saturated, with teams sometimes criss-crossing the globe three weeks in a row to attend tournaments.
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And so Ray is stuck criss-crossing through time and place seeking an escape that fate cruelty dangles out of reach.
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And now the debate has detonated yet again, thanks to a 392-page book with barbed wire criss-crossing its cover.
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They have been criss-crossing the country to attend rallies where they are attracting enormous crowds, amid some outbreaks of violence.
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He has already raised millions of dollars and has spent the last year criss-crossing the state as the presumptive Democratic nominee.
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Gwen Stefani has spent most of the summer criss-crossing the country on her 'This Is What the Truth Feels Like' tour.
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The idea is to match the extent of the lethal criss-crossing as closely as possible to the location of the tumour.
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It was a cute pic — but the criss-crossing metal of the fence in the foreground was a bit of a bummer.
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Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg are furiously criss-crossing the state making that case in person to as many people as possible.
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The documentary and the feature stuff were always criss-crossing, and I didn't really think of it as two totally different things.
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Plenty of ministers have been criss-crossing the world during the course of Mr Cameron's governments with the same aim in mind.
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The Technique tour—which saw the band criss-crossing the U.S., playing huge amphitheaters—was arguably New Order's popular peak in America.
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Hook spent months criss-crossing the Atlantic trying to negotiate an enhanced agreement, knowing that Trump's patience with the endeavor was limited.
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Desailly spent two months in 2018 criss-crossing neighborhoods in the Georgia capital to photograph what life in the trap looks like.
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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen are criss-crossing the country with their one-year-old daughter Luna for Legend's "Darkness and Light" tour.
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The EU's customs union is essential to supply chains across Europe, with car parts and cabbages freely criss-crossing borders many times over.
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The band started criss-crossing the United States as soon as Satiate was released, arriving in the California Bay Area with a mission.
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Also, a pair of blue-and-red Nike Air Max 95s, the colors criss-crossing into purple 'til they looked like the universe.
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The blackened electrical box was clearly overloaded, with hundreds of wires spreading out to every corner of the ghetto, criss-crossing several times.
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Both Christie and Kasich skipped Iowa at the start of the week to focus on the state, criss-crossing the Granite State on Monday.
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The "7 Rings" singer, who is currently criss-crossing the globe on her Sweetener tour, told her fans the bad news on Instagram yesterday.
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THE VENDORS "I'm here," he texted me as I nervously looked around in the crowd of people criss-crossing a busy street in downtown Manhattan.
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Musk originally planned for The Boring Company to use sleds to drag cars and people-moving pods through a criss-crossing network of underground tunnels.
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Steyer has dedicated millions of dollars to the "Need to Impeach" campaign, criss-crossing the country to drum up support for removing Trump from office.
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After all, last year's Mercury Prize went to Young Fathers, a Scottish trio who made a point of criss-crossing genres and flitting between styles.
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The National Air Traffic Control Service expected Friday to be the busiest day of the year with a record 5.23,25.2 flights criss-crossing British airspace.
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The candidates and their surrogates have been criss-crossing the country with additional stops in Florida, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire, among other states.
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One often had to pause for a moment or more to avoid collision with armadas of baby carriages and flocks of gallerinas criss-crossing the hallways.
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A matrix of criss-crossing vetoes has so far prevented the parties from agreeing to a coalition deal, with friction and frustration growing by the day.
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But what you find doing this continental criss-crossing is dozens of enclaves that can feel thousands of miles apart even when they neighbor one another.
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The line may exist in multiple ways and in multiple forms, criss-crossing like the floor-plan of a house built to hang over a river.
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A look at Dr. Luke's frequent collaborators' response, or silence, to the lawsuit reveals the messy criss-crossing Kesha will experience as her legal battle continues.
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Because the vaping crisis has now become politicized in the most modern way possible, a criss-crossing of elements that have come to define our era.
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The late push paid off against Sanders, who campaigned in Kentucky but also spent recent days criss-crossing the country to hit states with upcoming primaries.
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She's criss-crossing the country to campaign and fundraise for Democrats with a laser focus on winning back the House after eight years in the minority wilderness.
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Family members say the the Butlers were avid travelers who were criss-crossing the country on a trip to Florida, where they planned to sell Christmas trees.
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Last summer, with production languishing below 250,000 bpd, Sanalla began a campaign against the blockades, criss-crossing Libya's huge land mass in an eight-seat propeller plane.
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A tunnel of sleek metallic tubes telescopes before me, criss-crossing into TRON-like circuit board cities that make it clear that I'm inside of a computer.
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She and her husband are among tens of thousands of migrants -- many from Africa and Haiti -- criss-crossing South and Central America trying to reach the United States.
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As the investigation continues, the Dabates' community of friends and family is left reeling from the criss-crossing accusations — and the death of a beloved wife and mom.
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Zuckerberg has been criss-crossing the country -- in the Deep South in February, then the Midwest last week -- on visits that closely resemble those of an aspiring politician.
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The criss-crossing of metal chains at his waist hang over the edge of the seat, studded armbands glint under the soft recessed-lights of 12 Kings pub.
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According to the BBC, the project was in part possible because the numerous glaciers criss-crossing South Georgia island isolated rat populations in pockets that could be exterminated individually.
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Despite the horror setting, there is a kind of zen to the methodical process of criss-crossing the same environment over and over again to uncover the game's secrets.
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No, really: Julianne "Jules" Wainstein, not realizing the criss-crossing lines of conflict, had invited all the women to brunch at her Hamptons home the morning after Frankel's party.
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And, in between cruising the Victoria's Secret catwalk and criss-crossing the globe to pose for the world's biggest stars in photography, she's managed to make herself a household name.
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With many candidates criss-crossing the country and new ones coming into the race, the 2020 presidential election is well underway — and the Democratic field of candidates is getting crowded.
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Today, although she might not look it, Crystal's wiped, fresh home to NYC after two months of promo traveling to Russia, Germany, Spain, England, Portugal, and criss-crossing the States.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Frank Bowling spent his formative years criss-crossing between three continents and running into everyone from David Hockney to Jasper Johns and Clement Greenberg.
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Zuckerberg has spent the last several months criss-crossing the country, talking to farmers, and looking at things in a decidedly "person thinking about running for president" kind of way.
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A dozen rescue vessels spent the weekend criss-crossing the search zone, searching via sonar, as aircraft, including two US Navy P-8s and a NASA P-3, flew overhead.
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Astonishingly, when Elby Hars was released, his daughter Terri decided to live with the father who molested her, joining him aboard his big semi-truck, criss-crossing the country, making deliveries.
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As such, it's a travelogue of his time on the road—a moving depiction of his time criss-crossing the country, with arrangements and instrumentation as movingly gnarled as the journey.
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The institute cites data showing that the amount of methane that leaks out of natural-gas wells and pipelines criss-crossing America has fallen over the past quarter of a century.
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The criss-crossing fetch quest structure of the game, too, is a clever tool to make even better use of its levels, pushing you to navigate different routes through the game.
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Gingrich, an outside adviser to Trump, will be among several VIPs criss-crossing the country in August to make the case with tours, lawmaker town halls, TV appearances and op-eds.
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A three-term congressman and former punk-rocker from El Paso, O'Rourke has proven himself an able fundraiser while criss-crossing the state and stumping in every small town he can find.
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He and Eva hoped it would be a self-fulfilling prophecy, never mind that the name — full of criss-crossing r's and l's — is notoriously difficult to pronounce for native Chinese speakers.
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In the 19th century Percival Lowell, an American astronomer, popularised the idea that there were canals criss-crossing the Martian surface, carrying water from the poles to feed a thirsty desert civilisation.
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Slide in two to three bobby pins to secure the hair — criss-crossing them underneath the elastic just like you would if you were wrapping a piece of hair around a ponytail.
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It can be spotted in the skyline by its striking spire and encasement of beams criss crossing along the exterior, designed to act as shock absorbers in the event of an earthquake.
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Attendees this year include (in no order of relevance, power, or wealth): Tech & media insiders have enough job titles criss-crossing paths in Sun Valley to speculate on the trajectory of world affairs.
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For the last four years, AOL co-founder Steve Case has been criss-crossing the country preaching a gospel of economic renewal for American cities driven by startup investment and technology-based entrepreneurialism.
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The Florida senator and his campaign are oozing confidence in Iowa as they spend the final weekend before caucus night criss-crossing this state speaking with voters, shaking hands and, yes, kissing babies.
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The Remain campaign recognises the scale of its task, its lieutenants criss-crossing the country geeing up local groups, university chapters (of which there are now more than 50) and student-registration drives.
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While Democrats have begun criss-crossing early voting states, Trump has held just one campaign rally in 2019, a trip to El Paso, Texas, to pitch his border wall after declaring a national emergency.
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HERES WHAT IM DOING ON TAX REFORM I'M CRISS-CROSSING THE COUNTRY THIS MONTH TALKING ABOUT TAX REFORM LAST MONTH I WAS AT NEW BALANCE IN MASSACHUSETTS I WAS AT MILLER BREWING IN MILWAUKEE.
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As we barrel toward the first contest of the 2016 primary season, the candidates are criss-crossing the state to corral last-minute support for what promises to be a close fight on both sides.
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Father Valério spends far more time on boats criss-crossing the region to check up on the well-being of residents—only some of whom are Catholic—than he does baptising babies or giving communion.
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Months ago, Sandgren was just another minor tour battler criss-crossing America in his car to play tournaments but on Monday he served like a grand slam titan to march to the brink of victory.
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The pair are facing off again this year and though they have been criss-crossing the country in robust and colorful campaigns, their supporters have generally remained calm, with only isolated incidents of unrest reported.
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There will be exceptions as the government tries to keep imports and exports running in the central European country that is highly dependent on trade and also a transit country for goods criss-crossing Europe.
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And the subject of bears appear on this mat as the Great and Little Bear constellations, floating amidst criss-crossing lines that are based on an algorithm of conversations among computers all over the world.
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SPD leader Martin Schulz is criss-crossing the country to persuade delegates to give him a mandate to pursue formal coalition negotiations in the face of a strong backlash from the party's left and youth wings.
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Widodo and his rival, former general Prabowo Subianto, have been criss-crossing the archipelago of more than 17,000 islands, a span exceeding the length of the United States, to rally support ahead of Wednesday's presidential election.
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But Like flying cars themselves, the nanodegree program isn't here quite yet; it's set to open for applicants in 2018, however, which is likely a lot sooner than you'll see autonomous flying taxis criss-crossing city skies.
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Bugti, Baluchistan home minister, said Pakistan had taken measures to stop militants criss-crossing the frontier, including tougher checks that would stop Taliban fighters using fake Pakistani documents to travel, as Mansour did before he was killed.
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Mr. Cruz has mounted an all-out fight in Indiana — convincing Mr. Kasich to withdraw from competing there, naming Carly Fiorina as his would-be running mate at a rally in Indianapolis and criss-crossing the state.
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One winter, these friends moved to Guaymas, on the west coast of Mexico, and Gomez spent weeks on their couch, using all his vacation time and taking multiple buses, criss-crossing the border several times in a single trip.
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The abolition of customs controls in 1993 and of security checks after the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 has led to the creation of what is in effect an all-island economy, with supply chains criss-crossing the border.
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He is criss-crossing the Badger state with three women in tow: his wife, his mother Eleanor, who is almost never seen on the campaign trail, and Carly Fiorina, who dropped out of the campaign a few months ago.
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After dropping the planned fuel tax hike, and adding some 10 billion euros to social welfare spending, Macron embarked on a three-month "grand national debate", criss-crossing France to conduct town hall meetings with local leaders and ordinary citizens.
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On they went for hours, criss-crossing the tundra until the sun got low and the deep cold crept in, and Kaskil would climb up Roomba's clumped fur and doze there in the musky warmth as the mammoth carried him home.
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The series of missile tests raises the stakes for U.S. and South Korean diplomats criss-crossing the region this week in the hope of restarting talks aimed at persuading Pyongyang to give up its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs.
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For the last several months, America's worst millennial has been criss-crossing the country, spending time looking at cows and looking at trains and smiling in a way that does not in the slightest suggest at least 10,000 hours of practice.
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The advertising campaign moved to a big digital rollout at the end of August with a new, bloody Facebook image: tire tracks criss-crossing European towns, each marked by the number of dead in terror attacks from Manchester to Barcelona.
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Pune, INDIA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On an overcast evening, on a boat criss-crossing a river on the Bangladesh-India border, Payal, 16, hid under a fishing net hoping to reach India where her agent said a dance tutor's job awaited her.
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For Sting, who's often criss-crossing the globe for performances – he's currently gearing up for his 12th solo album 57th and 9th, due out in November – Il Palagio offers him a chance to just relax and reconnect with his wife and brood.
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New activities open up in these areas when you move camp anyway, so you're better off waiting for the story to guide you to the next area rather than spend your valuable time criss-crossing the map on horseback during the early chapters.
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She is said to have continued to play, pitching for another of Engel's teams, the Chattanooga Junior Lookouts, through the summer of 1931 and criss-crossing the country for the next two years to capitalize on offers to play in exhibition games.
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Nihilism in that it is no longer a matter of perceiving heterogeneous figuration, but of scanning a homospatial criss-crossing and oscillating battle scene between interwoven figures, immersed in their ideational ground with which they have merged in a deliberate process of constitutional de-figurization.
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State polls in India in five states in February and March are likely to send thousands of voters criss-crossing vast distances, boosting gasoline demand throughout the first quarter of 2017, but analysts say growth could slow over the year as currency woes bite.
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There are signs that many EU companies are holding back on using British firms in their supply chains - which can involve parts criss-crossing borders several times - because of what they still don't know about tariffs, regulations and the potential for costly delays at the border.
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You can't just breeze through the 60 levels on your phone or computer, especially if you want to get convoys (multiple vehicles going through the level one after the other) through, which can run into each other and cause massive pileups if you aren't careful with your criss-crossing bridge designs.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) criss-crossing the nation on behalf of Clinton and Democratic congressional candidates.
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"Important demands that the SPD made ahead of the elections are simply not in the document," said Kevin Kuehnert, leader of the SPD's Jusos youth wing, who will spend the next week criss-crossing the country arguing for delegates to vote "No" to coalition talks at a special party congress next Saturday.
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After a quick swimsuit change, the face of Dior cosmetics was ready to head from the pool to the forest, swapping out her rather impractical velvet two-piece for a flesh-colored one-piece from Indah with a thong bottom, held together with a number of thin, criss-crossing straps across her back.
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Hunks of meat falling from above, waterfalls that run red as blood, and so-called "chemtrails" criss-crossing the sky are just a few of the wondrous mysteries solved by science that feature in the second season of Science Solved It, hosted by Motherboard's Kaleigh Rogers and produced by VICE's Sophie Kazis.
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When Blake retired from competitive tennis in 2013, like many elite level athletes who spend most of their young lives criss-crossing the globe fueled by the adrenalin rush of competition earning as much as they might need in a lifetime (in Blake's case close to $8 million), the future seemed unclear.
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Over the course of seven episodes, Ramsey takes his listeners through a narrative journey through the early days of Spielberg's career and his work on the arduous production of the movie that made his name, criss-crossing through history to highlight other notable shark attacks, World War II, and Spielberg's childhood and into Hollywood.
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They sat me down, interrogated me, asking what I had seen with eyes closed, and I said: the honoraria of sadness, nugget-bright, ores ropey molten in the encased seam, and messages, or messengers, their in-between blood filamentals criss-crossing pain-clear soothingly swift, at rest in unassessable velocities across chiasms chasmic in their embassies.
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With only a priest's modest salary at his disposal, Dobberstein spent the first decade of the twentieth century criss-crossing America, enlisting help in gathering raw materials More than a hundred railroad cars full of minerals and ore arrived in West Bend that decade, including a few geodes from the Carlsbad Caverns, before they became a protected national park.
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The images Spielberg deploys to show journalism in action induce nostalgia for the pre-digital age: photocopies of 4,000 pages of the Pentagon Papers spread in dozens of piles on the floor of Bradlee's home library, being sorted seemingly at random by a few reporters; a gorgeous giant printing press with fresh editions criss-crossing on conveyor belts from floor to ceiling.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The day after Donald Trump was elected president, artists David Gleeson and Mary Mihelic — who have spent much of the last year criss-crossing the United States aboard a reclaimed Trump campaign bus — received an email from the president of the company that owns the Red Dot Art Fair, explaining he'd changed his mind about displaying their works of anti-Trump protest art at the Art Basel Miami Beach satellite fair.
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