crisscrossing

Once again crisscrossing Asia (now so changed more than 30 years on), Theroux uses the many vastly different trains as his magic carpet.

Cover to Cover 2008

Once again crisscrossing Asia (now so changed more than 30 years on), Theroux uses the many vastly different trains as his magic carpet.

Cover to Cover 2008

The strapping actually better because you've got some crisscrossing, which is going to stabilize the shoe a little bit better.

CNN Transcript May 24, 2002 2002

So, they're really kind of crisscrossing the country.

CNN Transcript Feb 7, 2008 2008

You can see it kind of crisscrossing what appears to be some crops or farm field right there.

CNN Transcript May 24, 2008 2008

Kiuna said the envoy and some NGOs have been "crisscrossing" his constituency in the name of peace building.

The Standard | Headlines 2009

The crisscrossing intersection at West 71 Street, Amsterdam Avenue and Broadway will be the first of about 1,500 dangerous street locations in New York to receive safety upgrades under a new city plan.

Safety Measures Set for City Intersections Sean Gardiner 2010

Set against the broad backdrop of the 2008 presidential campaign — when politicians were crisscrossing his path in pursuit of fluttery voters — and the more intimate focus of a family health crisis, the book stitches together keenly observed moments in the lives of butterflies, birds, plants and the people who care about them.

Butterfly Quest Harry Zirlin 2010

Just out of the ranks of the top 10, Altamont's network of pipes crisscrossing the inside of the landfill capture 93% of its gas.

America's Biggest Landfills Christopher Helman 2010

The interior of Anahuacalli is a modern Mexican labyrinth, with narrow stone staircases crisscrossing tomb-like rooms across three levels.

Anahuacalli: Diego Rivera's gift of indigenous treasures 2009