Examples of 'cross-roads' in a sentence
Meaning of "cross-roads"
cross-road (noun) - A point where two or more roads intersect, often used metaphorically to describe a point in life where a decision or choice has to be made
How to use "cross-roads" in a sentence
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As a country at the cross-roads of cultural influences.
Immediately he was reminded of those cross-roads where.
It is at that cross-roads that we stand today.
The village sits at a major transportation cross-roads.
Ireland is at a cross-roads with regards to its energy policy.
He has come into this land of an hundred cross-roads.
The church is situated at a cross-roads in the centre of the village.
The village is stretched over a series of junctions and cross-roads.
Food science and technology is a cross-roads between many fields of knowledge.
I am looking forward to see what comes out of the cross-roads.
I am now at cross-roads in my practice of scuba diving with my underwater photography passion.
Your wheel was clamped because of parking within the cross-roads area.
We find ourselves at a cross-roads asking ourselves what can we do to end this madness?
For centuries the area has been the cross-roads of the nation.
Historically, burial at cross-roads was the method of disposing of executed criminals and suicides.
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As the international center of intellectual property rights, it now stood at an important cross-roads.
To reach the central island there are four cross-roads with bridges over the canal.
Sitting at the cross-roads of Europe, Croatia offers an unrivalledmix of culture and nature.
Migration is not something new to Europe - it has always been a cross-roads of migratory patterns.
Lika lies at the cross-roads between continental and coastal Croatia.
Panama also abuts Colombia and has long been a cross-roads for drug trafficking.
It is on the cross-roads between the Libyan Coastal Highway and the Fezzan road.
Most countries in Latin America are at a difficult cross-roads.
Health care in the EU is at a cross-roads between challenges and opportunities.
At the cross-roads between the Suez Canal and Gibraltar, important Mediterranean transhipment hub.
The EU and the world are at a cross-roads concerning the future of energy.
The area is at a biological cross-roads.
Ney failed to clear the cross-roads and Wellington reinforced the position.
The Oedipus complex, A confrontation at the central cross-roads of psychoanalysis.
The little cross-roads settlement grew.
You stopped by the cross-roads.
Water is at the cross-roads of economic, social and environmental development.
Go to the next cross-roads.
It was the cross-roads of a wood, with a fountain shaded by an oak to the left.
Dubbo is considered the cross-roads of New South Wales.
Carry on for about 2 kilometres, with the road climbing up, and you come to a cross-roads.
I am really at a cross-roads here.
You see a kind of cross-roads down a mine, where three or four galleries meet, miles underground.
European agriculture is at a cross-roads.
When they are in sight of a cross-roads Jesus stops and says, " Let us part.
We are now at an economic cross-roads.
Singapore is a cross-roads for Asia, with close to half of the population being foreign-born.
Singles at the cross-roads.
The cross-roads of the Ancient World.
Canada is at a cross-roads.
We appear to be at cross-roads in terms of the distribution of P / C insurance.
What happens when the two meet at a cross-roads of conflict?
Connectivity, The Region is located at a major European cross-roads.
Always at a cross-roads.
While John traded and prospected, Rika ran the hub of the Upper Tanana 's cross-roads.
