Crisscrossed in a sentence

In the last year I have also crisscrossed Victoria – from Wodonga and Kilsyth to Catani and Tatura – visiting schools, factories, farms and festivals, meeting the people who make up our great state and listening to what is important to them.

Andy Hamilton, the home service advisor at home, said: “It was a fantastic opportunity for us all to spend the day talking about a new favourite book, as well as their past memories and how some of their lives have amazingly crisscrossed over the years.

Another unique feature of this coast along the West Bengal-Bangladesh belt is that it is crisscrossed by several rivers and rivulets, where the elevation of the islands is 4 to 5 metres above sea level.

Cornette, who spent nearly 40 years eating on the go as he crisscrossed the States during his wrestling career, is an unofficial expert regarding all things fast food.

He crisscrossed this nation in his effort to make society not only harmonious but also consciously development-oriented,” he added.

In 1858, Lincoln faced two-term incumbent Stephen A. Douglas for a seat in the U.S. Senate, and both crisscrossed the state throughout the summer and fall.

More than 78 million American voters had already cast their ballot by Monday morning, on the eve of Election Day as Vice-President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump crisscrossed the seven battleground states with their closing remarks.

People on foot, riding bicycles, and even those cruising on electric skateboards crisscrossed over a busy highway between Microsoft’s old and new campuses on Monday as a dramatic new pedestrian bridge officially opened in Redmond, Wash.

Searchlights crisscrossed the sky and we followed the lights so my father could gawk in wonder.

Sen. Mike Lee crisscrossed Utah County on Friday, holding a series of quasi-job interviews for a quartet of the Republicans hoping to succeed Mitt Romney in the U.S. Senate next year.

The beautifully sculpted gardens are crisscrossed with pathways, allowing visitors to fully explore the area.

The world's largest tropical rainforest is crisscrossed by thousands of rivers.

They all crisscrossed the state in the waning hours of the campaign, making their final case to voters.

Delegations representing Abbas’s Fatah movement have crisscrossed the region, meeting with their bitter rival Hamas, and calling for national unity.

That name came from the newly constructed rail tracks that crisscrossed the previously swampy area.

The shoulder straps of her top crisscrossed in the back to make an X between her shoulder blades.

The top of the swimsuit featured straps that crisscrossed across Jenna’s chest, creating a sexy keyhole shape.

The US southern border is crisscrossed by hundreds of drainage channels and several rivers.

Yet, things quickly heated up, and Savannah ditched the top to flash her abs in a sports bra with straps that crisscrossed her back and skintight dark camo-print leggings that highlighted her sculpted legs.

As I crisscrossed the United States, Europe and Africa giving talks about my work, I found myself considering these white men who passed hours with me in airport lounges, at gates, on planes.