crosscurrent

How To Use crosscurrent In A Sentence

• Fish it crosscurrent with a start-stop retrieve: It will hop and zigzag from seam to seam, something that gets trout, smallmouths, and walleyes to take notice. $7; 952-224-3649; www. salmo-usa.com SALMO TENO
• And the person of 34% holds crosscurrent , thought to restrict free speech so.
• For centuries, artists painted religious figures, whether saints or gods and goddesses, then still lifes -- arguably with religious aspects present -- moving into landscapes and portraits of the high and low born, before the crosscurrents of popular culture opened the more psychological frontiers, with Surrealism, Symbolism and Abstract Expressionism taking the forefront. Lisa Derrick: Retro Cool Pop Art at the Palms this Weekend: Rare Exhibit of MidCentury Modern and MC-Influenced Fine Art
• Under his leadership, the reporters came to the floor, though, found here refuse piles, sewage crosscurrent . like a rubbish dump.
• Analysts said Treasurys are caught in a crosscurrent of uneven, yet encouraging, data, and longer-term concerns about rising price pressures. Treasurys Can't Gain on Weak Data
• Even in the darkest of Leopardi's "Canti" there is a sense of some rhythmic crosscurrent at work, as though the harsh message were being uplifted by the stately surges of the lines. The Raptures of a Tragic Visionary
• political crosscurrents disrupted the conference
• At that precise instant, the train took a bend and brought them right into a crosscurrent of wind. Starcraft II: Devils’ Due
• The bluster and the buddy talk was easy to fall back into, caught up in the crosscurrent of a waning adrenaline charge and his burgeoning buzz. DEVILS IN EXILE
• Many of the congregation had thrown their arms in the air and swayed from side to side as if caught in a strong crosscurrent. Let The Dead Lie