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When I was trying to cut across the lawn, an old man glared at me.

"Sometimes people cut across me, and others would get angry when I swam into them. But quite a few made way for me, " she said.

First things first: The attempt to create a common European currency was one of those ideas that cut across the usual ideological lines.

Today I will not rant with you because you tried to take a short cut across the lawn - (ok, some among you, smile ).

Mr. Lewis acknowledged that year-end bonuses were cut across the company, with higher-ranking managers taking the largest 'hits.

A month later I walked the length and breath of the scar that was had cut across the face of this green valley.

Curling around a circular pond, the driver cut across a desolate avenue out into a wide quadrangle beyond.

We cut across a cul-de-sac that says "Do Not Enter, " make a sharp left turn and maneuver down lanes of brick row houses.

The caterwauling horns had reached a crescendo and I turned away and cut across the lawn toward home.

Instead of the answer he demanded, that inexplicable counterinfluence cut across the current of his thought.

Yes, When three sides cut across, the spot is called point.

Specialized topic groups and relationship tables specify related-to relationships that cut across the subject hierarchy.

A style of programming that modularizes the parts of a program that ordinarily cut across module boundaries.

eg: We see Ferris cut across the front lawn and enter into a house.

BSR is found with reversed polarity, compared with the seabed, and to cut across the sediments reflectors in the migrated profiles.

New borders cut across roads and railways, prompting scarce resources to be poured into new internal routes.

A flat facet cut across the top of a precious stone.

The things that increase greatly are personalization, customization and domains that cut across cultural, social and regional boundaries.

I don't wish to press my suggestion if it would cut across anything you have in mind.

Such asteroids would rapidly have adopted orbits that cut across those of the inner planets, including Earth.

This second line, which we named the Kerna fault, ran northwest-southeast and cut across the Delphi fault at the oracle site.

A strange, almond-shaped vessel, gleaming like gold, cut across the cobalt-blue sky.

Such philanthropy is timely: as public spending is cut across all western nations, so rich individuals must give more to the less fortunate.

Building sites often encroach onto busy streets , prompting impatient drivers to swerve onto sidewalks and cut across city parks .

I'm not suggesting that you do away with layered architectures (even ones that cut across logical domain tiers).

Activities of supply-chain managers cut across accounting, finance, marketing, and the operations discipline.

Many don't make sense, and many cut across natural geographic or ethnic lines that would easily suggest themselves.

cut across the connection to break it.

It led nowhere, but cut across many normal routes of communication within the city.

Sam had a cut across one cheek, which made his unpleasant face more lowering than usual.

Nim had a roving commission in Gsp & L which cut across department boundaries.

The systems described cut across traditional organic and inorganic divisions of chemistry.

Thus, a business process may cut across multiple business lines with various system owners being involved.

There will also be special problems that cut across regions.

As usual the relevant facts cut across one another.

Several faults cut across the ridge and nearby seafloor.

She shouted so loudly that cut across the conversation.

The fact that the project used an entry point that cut across social differentiation, as mentioned in section 5. 2.

Now the Nazis cut across to the coast, then turned and moved toward Paris, never striking twice in the same place.

In recent years, scientific paper on my neck cut across 15 cases treated patients on treatment outcome and treatment are reported.

They didn't want to walk to the corner and turn, so they cut across the lane to the bus stop.

While tearing down the banner he had received a sword-cut across his face.

This has produced positive outcomes, but it can be difficult to address issues that cut across numerous sectors and areas of responsibility.

The trail that cut across the woods was often trodden.

Remove diseased, dying or dead wood, then any stems that cut across each other: this improves air flow and lessens disease.

On Friday the internet was cut across most of the country, making it difficult to get information out.

She took a short cut across the fields.

Let's cut across the parking lot to beat the crowd.

3 single chicken breast fillets, about 200g each, trimmed, cut across the grain into thin strips.

I usually cut across the park on my way home. I usually cut through the park on rny way home.

But support for the ruling initially cut across party lines.

One common theme that cut across the discussions was how best to use data to support innovation.

But the Dreyfus affair often cut across political and religious lines.

But they're also cultural values -- values that can cut across nations and ethnic groups, politics and economics.

feel down to where the bottom of the bag ends and cut across about one inch below that point.

I snatched a cutlass from the pile, and someone, at the same time snatching another, gave me a cut across the knuckles which I hardly felt.

it is easier to cut across social and social and occupational lines there than it is here.

In order to provide electricity to the faraway village, they set up a special line which cut across five hills.

Her remark cut across what she had said before.

His ideas cut across mine on the subject.

Her loud voice cut across their conversation.

Even so, she says, female consumers can cut across lines.

Come on, if we cut across the field we'll get there before Frank.

The shock of the superstar's death also reverberated in China, where Jackson's appeal cut across generations.

there is little time before the film, so he cut across the grass.

They cut across the field in order to save time.

A cut across the hand.

Then he cut across a field to go home.

The latter less, because it transcends the individual line decode that we cut across.

You cut across the Park Street and then you turn right.

I am merely playing by a system of rules that cut across truth and falsehood.

The two lines cut across each other.

I usually cut across the park on my way home.

And so we must defeat determined enemies, wherever they are, and build coalitions that cut across lines of region and race and religion.

I suggest that we should leave the path and make a short cut across the grass.

eg: We can gain some time if we cut across this field.

We can gain time if we cut across this field.

We can gain some time if we cut across thisfield.

Eg . I take a short cut across the field to get to school.

we'll cut across low places that you've never noticed at all, right through the middle of bars that cover three hundred acres of river;

I got here earlier than you because I cut across the campus.

Cut across traditional political boundaries

Business processes cut across silos of business units

Give sb a cut across the flanks

Chaojinlu I usually pass through on their way home park. (Cut across)

Cut Across Sheet Metal Bends

Cut across the park on my way home