"Crisscrossed" Example Sentences
1. The lines crisscrossed each other on the graph.
2. We crisscrossed the streets of the city to find the best food.
3. The spider webs crisscrossed the ceiling of the abandoned house.
4. The plane crisscrossed the sky on its descent.
5. She crisscrossed the country on her motorcycle.
6. The hiker crisscrossed the mountain trails to reach the summit.
7. The web of lies crisscrossed between the suspects in the murder case.
8. The sun's rays crisscrossed through the trees.
9. The spider crisscrossed its legs as it built its web.
10. The police officer crisscrossed the town in search of the stolen car.
11. The artist crisscrossed her brush strokes to create a textured effect.
12. The basketball players crisscrossed the court during the game.
13. The skier crisscrossed through the snow to avoid obstacles.
14. The boat crisscrossed the ocean waves during the storm.
15. The vines crisscrossed the trellis in the garden.
16. The cars crisscrossed on the busy city street.
17. The dancer crisscrossed her feet during the routine.
18. The wires crisscrossed on the unstable bridge.
19. The painters crisscrossed their ladders to reach the high walls.
20. The runner crisscrossed the finish line in first place.
21. The train crisscrossed through the mountain pass.
22. The ribbons crisscrossed on the gift wrap.
23. The vehicles crisscrossed on the winding road through the canyon.
24. The cables crisscrossed above the construction site.
25. The ants crisscrossed through the grass.
26. The stitches crisscrossed on the baseball.
27. The hounds crisscrossed the field during the hunt.
28. The garden beds were crisscrossed with rows of vegetables.
29. The skyscrapers crisscrossed the skyline of the city.
30. The animal tracks crisscrossed through the snow-covered forest.
Common Phases
1. The roads
crisscrossed each other in a confusing pattern;
2. The wires
crisscrossed above our heads, creating a tangled mess;
3. The lines on the map
crisscrossed in a grid pattern;
4. The branches of the trees
crisscrossed, creating a natural canopy overhead;
5. The paths in the park
crisscrossed, allowing for multiple routes to be taken.