Examples of crisscross

• Its features were named; the paths and trails that crisscrossed it were memorized.

• Large canal irrigation systems crisscrossed and broke up grazing grounds and converted some of them into cultivable land.

• The district is hilly and forested and crisscrossed by numerous slow-flowing streams and rivers.

• Creatures of colonialism, the boundaries crisscrossing the continent have already left a sufficiently indelible mark.

• In this discussion, lyric epiphany is explicated along two tracks that crisscross and head toward the same point.

• Ambiguity about these matters shows the degree to which my deepest loyalties crisscross over the contrasting terrain of a variety of partially incommensurable moral communities.

• His map extends along two survey transects, one east-west, one nor th-south, that crisscross the ancient city.

• Because these posts grow rapidly in height and trunk diameter and produce moderately foliated crowns, single mature rows of these live fences resemble corridors of vegetation crisscrossing the pasture lands.

• Her airless room had no windows, it stank of the insecticide that was used in a losing battle to control the roaches, and its ceiling was crisscrossed with sweating pipes.

• They have been crisscrossing this crusade until the pattern has completely disappeared.

• They are crisscrossing and working themselves to death in a climate in which it is difficult to work, and what is the ultimate result?

• I think that is the vital question, quite apart from this crisscross argument whether one party or another voted for or against the means test.

• There is a continual crisscross of movement of electricity at different times of day and to meet different conditions.

• While, of course, the concentration is higher in towns and along main roads, it is also present in rural areas, crisscrossed as they are with roads.

• The hinterlands are criss-crossed by logging roads and most of the plateaus are already developed agricultural lands.