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Meanings of carry a cross in English
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Usage of carry a cross in English
1
You see, we too, are trying to carry a cross.
2
These stringers carry a cross piece, with a cleat at each end, over each horse.
3
For thy countenance is like a thief's; and why dost thou carry a cross upon thy shoulders?
4
Pilgrims carry a cross as they arrive to pray in front of Saint Peter's Basilica at the Vatican February 11, 2013.
5
He went to his living quarters and returned carrying a cross.
6
One held something straight upright before him, as medieval priests carried a cross.
7
Each of them carried a cross bow and they road headlong towards the town, after Boyce.
8
The man who does wrong carries a cross.
9
Often we heard that the pogrom was led by a priest carrying a cross before the mob.
10
He was clothed in rags, carried a cross in his hand, and bore a red cross-shaped sign on his shoulder.
11
He was carrying a cross bow in his left hand and he looked as if he was equally matched, weapon-wise, with Boyce.
12
"You never objected to me carrying a cross before."
13
The chancel was filled with a vested choir which, singing and carrying a cross, advanced down the aisle to meet the bridal party.
14
From the upper air a company of angels descends, carrying a cross, a crown of thorns, and other instruments of the Saviour's sufferings.
15
The painting, which depicts Christ crowned in thorns, carrying a cross and dressed in a copper-coloured silk robe, dates back to circa 1538.
16
"He does carry a cross," said Alpha.