Zanis crisscrosses the country in a pickup truck filled with his handiwork.
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It crisscrosses the country every year for tournaments, and often wins them.
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I'll stick my head out into the salty heat until it crisscrosses my hair.
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An estimated 27 million people use the Indian rail network, which crisscrosses 70,000 miles of track.
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A man frantically pulls chairs and tables out of her way as she aimlessly crisscrosses the floor.
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And the crisscrosses of lateral bracing on either side of the house reference wooden roller-coaster trestles.
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A lattice of massive cables crisscrosses the world, seeding connectivity to every continent and into each country.
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In the air, the legs make beats, circles or crisscrosses that match some rapid figure in the strings.
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In the second movement, a cellist (Daniel de Jesús) plays and a chorus crisscrosses the stage around him, singing.
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Putting a flat-panel production center in Pennsylvania places it far from the electronics supply chain that crisscrosses Asia.
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As he crisscrosses the nation, Speaker Ryan makes an eloquent case for all that has been accomplished so far.
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Harris aides say it is early in the race, and there could come a point when she crisscrosses Iowa's 2603 counties.
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As Leonard crisscrosses Los Angeles, passengers reveal intimate information, talk as if he weren't there, befriend him and abuse his hospitality.
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A network of sentieri, or hiking trails, crisscrosses the region, beckoning mountain bikers, joggers and Sunday strollers into the vineyards and surrounding nature.
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As our telescopes get bigger and more advanced, these celestial crisscrosses will be used to reveal more about our corner of the galaxy.
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And you can now pepper Alex Burns, our politics correspondent, with questions and suggestions as he crisscrosses the country, covering the biggest midterm races.
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He has relied on a racially diverse group of mayors to stump for him as he crisscrosses the country, from an introduction in Fresno, Calif.
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A network of tunnels crisscrosses the former rebel enclave, subterranean spaces that served as a means of transport as well as weapons warehouses and factories.
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All year, our group, Black Voters Matter Fund, crisscrosses the South, focusing on progressive pockets in red states to find people who have been ignored.
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Now, more than 40 years later, this show follows Iranzo as she crisscrosses the world to uncover the truth and find some sort of justice.
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If you look throughout history and geography, blood can be so many things to so many people, it sort of crisscrosses all over the place.
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The Mike story crisscrosses Jimmy's when the two visit a prosecutor to say that, on second thought, the gun found when he was assaulted wasn't Tuco's.
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Producing the Spider-Man comic strip is a tag-team effort that crisscrosses the country, starting with Mr. Lee, whose office is in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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While Patrick crisscrosses New Hampshire in the days before the first-in-the-nation primary, his allies are setting their sights two states further down the calendar.
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After taking communion under the dull light of a stained-glass window, visitors leave the church in twos, walking along a rock wall that crisscrosses the island.
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The Egg House follows the travels of a character called Ellis The Egg as he crisscrosses the globe, making cities from New York to Shanghai his home.
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As the California senator crisscrosses the country trying to revive her sputtering presidential bid, aides at her fast-shrinking headquarters are deep into the finger-pointing stages.
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The spider's web of color that crisscrosses the gallery indicates how complicated feelings of love and alienation can be when wrapped up in one's memories of home.
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Next year, he plans to challenge himself by riding nearly 3,000 miles on the famed Great Divide mountain bike route, which crisscrosses the Rocky Mountains on dirt roads.
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Other activities had also drawn his attention: He is a gospel singer with his own radio show, so he crisscrosses the region to perform at weddings and funerals.
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"We have difficult working conditions," said Mr. Vardon, who assists passengers and manages work crews while maneuvering constantly on his feet as he crisscrosses the country at high speeds.
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The former 2016 presidential candidate and Hewlett-Packard CEO has a heavy travel schedule during the upcoming months as she crisscrosses the country to support Republicans in down-ballot races.
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" She crisscrosses the studio lot on bicycle; the coffee mugs in her office read "Badass" – a reference to WhoHaha and the celebrity chat series she hosts there, "Ask a Badass.
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The area is "a mecca for bikers," Mr. Rosen noted — for instance, the Ridge to Rivers network, which crisscrosses the Boise Foothills, includes more than 180 miles of bike trails.
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The scene crisscrosses between both locations, the house and the jail, where Noah shoots the man in charge and gets a key, freeing all the slaves and outfitting them with guns.
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Bites Every morning, an electric-powered vehicle owned by the nonprofit restaurant Instock crisscrosses Amsterdam to pick up food that would otherwise be tossed, including produce, meat, fish, tofu and chocolate.
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Here, she crisscrosses the space, walking in a steady zigzag from one corner to another, embellishing each line of her path with slow turns, powerfully outstretched gestures and telling, momentary pauses.
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"It's hard to pay for the sins of others," said Carrillo, who crisscrosses Cucuta for eight hours a day selling the lemons, strawberries, bananas and pineapples he crams into his backpack.
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Theroux crisscrosses the country, starting with the symbiotic communities lining each side of the United States border, then heads to Mexico City, Mazatlán and on to southern regions of the country.
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The neurosurgeon and medical reporter Sanjay Gupta crisscrosses the United States to understand why the country's life expectancy rate has been steadily dropping in this sobering documentary by Marc Levin ("Class Divide").
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Mr. Zhang, who works for Hema, a supermarket chain owned by the tech giant Alibaba, crisscrosses the city armed only with the face masks and hand sanitizer that his company supplies each morning.
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In the process, O'Rourke is shown occasionally snapping at staffers while lamenting time missed with his children as he crisscrosses the state in an effort to leave no stone -- and potential undecided voter -- unturned.
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Follow Jef on the move, however, as he crisscrosses Paris on the Métro, with the law on his tail, and you soon understand how far he has strayed from the land of the free.
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Biden's Bay Area fundraising blitz comes as he crisscrosses the country, vying for campaign cash as he and his 22 rivals in the Democratic primary field look to end the quarter on a strong note.
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A network of bayous crisscrosses the city, and they are both a blessing and a curse, since they help to drain rainwater from the city but can be a cause of major flooding when they overflow.
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But as the series (created by Michael Petroni) crisscrosses the globe, it tracks an assortment of characters whose lives are touched, directly or glancingly, by this spiritual presence, diluting the drama as opposed to stoking it.
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Willie Nelson, Abba and, predictably, Simon and Garfunkel, the folk duo whose song "America" he used in a campaign ad, provide the soundtrack for the large campaign bus covered with his name in which he crisscrosses Iowa.
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A bit more than two years later, as he crisscrosses America to campaign for Republicans in the midterm elections, Pence is setting himself up to replace his boss if Trump leaves office early or does not seek re-election.
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Italian wine merchant Gianluca De Simone, who crisscrosses Paris on his scooter every day visiting restaurants and bars, said that before closing off key arteries, the city should improve buses and subways and make better use of the river for transport.
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Pretty much every family in Macau has their own take on the iconic dish, but with countless variations and a damn murky origin that crisscrosses between a cornucopia of cultures, just where is one to turn in one's quest for proper minchi?
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Today, Moms Demand Action is among the most prominent gun-control organizations in the country, a nonprofit with nearly six million supporters, more than the N.R.A. Ms. Watts now crisscrosses the country to meet with allies, organize volunteers and pressure elected officials.
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Still, Trump has used the failures of both military interventions as part of his stump speech as he crisscrosses the country campaigning for president, and particularly now that he has increasingly leaned into Clinton, the likely Democratic nominee, in preparation for the general election.
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Biden has started denouncing the current president's leadership more frequently in public, as he crisscrosses the United States and beyond to promote his new book, his cancer initiative, his new domestic policy institute in Delaware, the diplomacy center and his new political action committee, American Possibilities.
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Attacks by Trump on President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's White House dalliances have been brought back into view as the candidate crisscrosses Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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For those eight races, each Formula One team crisscrosses borders with fleets of trucks transporting tons of equipment, including not just the racing cars and mechanical and computer equipment, but vast hospitality suites used only in Europe to meet and entertain sponsors and business partners from around the world.
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Among the more noteworthy of his peers I might include Dirty & Rowdy Family Winery, which makes wines from grapes less esteemed in California, like chenin blanc, mourvèdre and sémillon; and Broc Cellars, whose proprietor, Chris Brockway, crisscrosses California wine country looking for grapes that can veer from the familiar, zinfandel, to the wildly obscure, counoise.
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Roleke's "Sea Green Mist" crisscrosses her space with strings of plastic toys and debris that are both whimsical and attentive to the issue of trash carried on the outgoing tide, while Pou's "Island Flight" utilizes an antique 19th-century frock in an installation of small, sculptural birds, some of which sit on wigs as if they were nests.
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I've been a fan of solving and creating word puzzles since I was a little kid, slowly working my way up from crisscrosses and word searches into "the hard stuff," and so by the time I attended Fordham, I was solving the Times crossword almost daily (as well as the cryptic crossword in The New York Post, until they stopped publishing that, but that's neither here nor there …).
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 6900 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE is expected to make a media blitz this week as he crisscrosses the Capitol for hearings amid scrutiny of his company's handling of user data.
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West of Leipzig, the border between Saxony-Anhalt and Saxony crisscrosses along the autobahn. In Bavaria, long sections of the Nuremberg–Munich high-speed railway run parallel to the autobahn.
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Representational images include squares, circles and triangles, zigzags, crisscrosses, parallel lines, and pinwheels. Grant noted that in settled villages, abstract paintings were prominent, while the areas occupied by bands of hunting people reveal representational images.
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A network of game-viewing roads crisscrosses the park's flat terrain. Accommodation is available in thatched huts and cottages at two different sites. The main site is near the park entrance from MR3, Hlane Camp. The other site is Bhubesi Camp, almost at the northern end of the park.
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This dance was also recognized during the Spanish Colonization. ;Rodeo Masbateño: It is the only rodeo show in Asia. It is celebrated annually in April and showcase 10 competitive rodeo events. Highlighting this event is the difficult "figure of eight" competition where the cowboy crisscrosses around a group of barrels.
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Toronto is one of the few cities in North America to retain its historic streetcar lines. These streetcars are not touristic streetcars, but are an integral part of the transit system. This streetcar network crisscrosses the downtown area and some of the suburban parts of the city as well. The city also features many unique neighbourhoods.
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Smith would go on to improve the Butternut Road, which became known as the Clam Falls Road—a highly travelled roadway extending from Clam Falls to Butternut Lake near present-day Luck, WI.Town of Clam Falls Traces of the road are still visible, and signs continue to mark its former path, which crisscrosses modern-day County Road I.
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While the federal Great River Road crisscrosses the river within each state, the alternative routes provide Great River Road routes on both sides of the river from the headwaters to the gulf. The Mississippi River Parkway Commission makes no distinction between the federal and state routes in its promotional efforts. However, some states do use highway signs that distinguish between a federal and state route.
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The grandstands are still visible, as is much of the mile–long oval track. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places and now comprises with over of trails. A walking trail was built in 2003 that crisscrosses the clay track. A non-profit local group, The Historic Speedway Group, continues to organize volunteers to renovate historic structures and maintain the track and trails.
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SR 167 then enters Mountain City and passes by a neighborhood before having an intersection with US 421/SR 67 (S Shady Street). SR 167 then leaves Mountain City soon after as Forge Creek Road and continues in a northeastward direction and crisscrosses through various valley and ridges for several miles before coming to its northern terminus at the North Carolina state line, where it continues as Big Laurel Road towards Fig and North Carolina Highway 88.
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Daenerys Targaryen captures Meereen and decides to rule as queen of Slaver's Bay until she can permanently defeat the slavers; she finds ruling more difficult than conquering. She reluctantly chains up her growing dragons, who have become difficult to control. Arya Stark crisscrosses Westeros accompanied by the Hound, but sails alone to Braavos on Essos to end the season. Game of Thrones features a large ensemble cast, including Peter Dinklage, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Lena Headey, Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington.
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Mountain bikers and hikers can also follow the Chimney Gulch trail, a difficult, narrow "single track" hiking trail that crisscrosses the Lariat Loop road twice on its way to the summit. Lookout Mountain is also popular with paragliders. In 1917, Charles Boettcher, a Denver entrepreneur, built a summer home formerly called Lorraine Lodge on Lookout Mountain for his family that was used for hunting retreats. In 1968, Boettcher's granddaughter, Charline Breeden, donated the lodge that is now known as Boettcher Mansion and 110 acres to Jefferson County.
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In Toronto's west end, Bloor Street crisscrosses Dundas Street twice, between Lansdowne Avenue and Keele Street and again in the "Six Points" area of Islington–City Centre West near Kipling Avenue. Markland Wood is the westernmost residential community in the city of Toronto. Through Mississauga, Bloor Street runs through the residential neighbourhoods of Rockwood Village, Applewood Hills, and Applewood Heights, terminating at Central Parkway, about one kilometre east of Hurontario Street. Until 1998, Bloor Street was designated as Highway 5 from Kipling Avenue east to the Don River.
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Entry into one of the lagums One of the characteristics of the Zemun's topography are the lagums, artificial underground corridors which crisscrosses below the loess area of Gardoš, Muhar, Ćukovac and Kalvarija. This terrain is one of the most active landslide areas in Belgrade. Being cut into for centuries, the loess in some sections have cliffs vertical up to 90%. The Romans began digging the lagums at least as early as 1,700 years ago, using them mostly as the food storages, but later were also used for supply and eventual hiding and evacuation.
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The Time article noted: "Michigan's sleight-of-hand repertory is a baffling assortment of double reverses, buck-reverse laterals, crisscrosses, quick-hits and spins from seven different formations. Sometimes, watching from the side lines, even Coach Crisler isn't sure which Michigan man has the ball. Michigan plays one team on offense, one on defense...Whenever Michigan's defensive team regains the ball, Crisler orders: 'Offense unit, up and out,' and nine men pour onto the field at once." Crisler's single-wing formation in action was "so dazzling in its deception" that the media nicknamed the 1947 team the "Mad Magicians".
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Jurek highlighted the mix of "traditional melodies ("Remember the Alamo"), old fiddle tunes ("Soldier's Joy") ... nationalistic anthems ("Davy Crockett"), classic cowboy tunes ("Yellow Rose of Texas") [and] modernist hits (Bob Wills' "New San Antonio Rose")" in his praise of the album, concluding that "Benson's sound world is one that crisscrosses time and space and employs many textures ... as well as his ready (corny) sense of humor". Abbott added that the album successfully mixes "faithful renditions of soundtrack songs ... with the occasional reworked standard or wry original." "New San Antonio Rose" and "Billy in the Low Ground" were both nominated for Grammy Awards in 2004: the former for Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal and the latter for Best Country Instrumental Performance.
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In New York City, as Broadway crisscrosses major avenues, the resulting blocks are cut like triangles, and buildings have been built on these shapes; one such building is the triangularly shaped Flatiron Building which real estate people admit has a "warren of awkward spaces that do not easily accommodate modern office furniture" but that has not prevented the structure from becoming a landmark icon. Designers have made houses in Norway using triangular themes. Triangle shapes have appeared in churches as well as public buildings including colleges as well as supports for innovative home designs. Triangles are sturdy; while a rectangle can collapse into a parallelogram from pressure to one of its points, triangles have a natural strength which supports structures against lateral pressures.
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Morse produces a young man who is a doppelganger for Hobbins, who Morse plans to make the lead singer of the reunited Nazgûl, despite the fact that the doppelganger's musical talents are subpar and he lacks any charisma. Interviewing the surviving members of the band while tracking down his old friends from the 1960s, Blair meditates on the meaning of the flower power generation as he crisscrosses the country. He eventually becomes the Nazgûl's press agent and is soon swept up in the frenzy of their successful reunion tour and an oncoming supernatural convergence, whose nature he must uncover in order to solve the murders of Lynch and Hobbins. Blair comes to suspect that Morse wants to bring the Nazgûl together to perform an occult ritual that will unleash a dark supernatural power upon the world, an act of revenge against a world that has spurned the idealism of the late 1960s counterculture.
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