crisscross
criss-cross

Our lives have crisscrossed over 20 years and thousands of miles.

Lights crisscrossed around him, and then he was under cover again.

So this summer, he's crisscrossing the country to attend three.

A century ago, the system's bright red cars crisscrossed most of the city.

To that end, he has been crisscrossing the county, visiting schools.

I spent the fall crisscrossing the country on a campaign marathon.

With it I was able to crisscross the whole military zone.

Next she crisscrossed the floor, taking stock of the objects in the room.

He spent thirty more minutes crisscrossing the area, without success.

For his 1985 book of photographs on China, he crisscrossed that country from late 1978 through early 1984.

They crisscross the team, from defense to offense to special teams.

We crisscrossed it several times and received the same high readings.

Both ran straight into the end zone and crisscrossed there.

He crisscrossed the state for months, meeting Republican leaders and building a small but loyal following.

About 25 fire companies crisscrossed back roads for several hours until the search was called off.

So for two years he crisscrossed the country and knocked on doors.

The Flames have crisscrossed the continent three times in the last five days.

At the start, the team crisscrossed the country to conduct focus groups with customers to see what they wanted.

In between, he crisscrossed the country, taking pictures of America a year after the nation had been turned upside down.

There were many of them; they crossed and crisscrossed all through the forest.

The principal pair comes forward, the other four crisscross the stage.

For the next two months, I crisscrossed the islands, hardly seeing another white face.

Crisscrossing 250 acres is not exactly a walk in the park, if you know what I mean, especially as winter comes.

Thick white scars crisscrossed what had once been a beautiful face.

Just ahead the first of several alleyways crisscrossed the road.

Use two or three sheets in a crisscross pattern for best results.

Suddenly a deputy was in his face, nothing but a crisscross of metal between them.

In a moment, I had nice crisscrosses of dark pink on his flesh.

A staged reading of his play, Crisscross, was performed there in 2006.

These bands, or the crisscross pattern they formed, were what we had seen from space.

And the subject that requires such a crisscross of firepower?

It was a clean crisscross at the top of the table, a hairline shot.

Gil liked the crisscross lines of laughter in the little man's face.

The hand rails were also built from wood, and had crisscross stays.

This was the end of one crazy crisscross day and the beginning of another.

What a crisscross of qualities in one human soul!

They make a crisscross network of local peaks and troughs.

It's like somebody cut crisscrosses and then removed the whole area of skin."

There were crisscross scratches all over his small hands.

She smiled wryly, a crisscross of wrinkles in the old face.

He was circling to higher ground, hoping to get a crisscross view of the spot picked by the girl.

Your feet were caught in a crisscross of electrical currents."

This was a great spot for a getaway, thanks to the crisscross of avenues.

A crisscross of power lines forms a shallow X against the empty blue sky.

He drew a bandaged hand over his chest in a crisscross pattern'.

He rubbed it in small circles and little crisscross grids.

His rheumy eyes could not distinguish much between the crisscross branches.

With a sharp knife score skin of each breast in a crisscross pattern.

Give each piece a quarter-turn to make crisscross markings, and turn fish over.

They created a crisscross pattern just outside the cone of space around the raider.