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Meanings of cross the creek in English
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Usage of cross the creek in English
1
These things he might have expected, for she had to cross the creek.
2
You'll see it not long after you cross the creek.
3
Last night I tried to cross the creek, and my horse went on down.
4
At least we may cross the creek and get a view of the great fields.
5
Changed to 290 degrees, after trying in vain to cross the creek at this point.
6
Had we better try to cross the creek now, or shall we wait until daylight?
7
Put up your knife, and let us see if we can't cross the creek before daylight.
8
She would not cross the creek again.
9
You have to go to the bottom of the canyon, cross the creek, and then go up hand-over-hand.
10
Duncan wanted to cross the creek.
11
If I could get my cycle up on the railroad, I could cross the creek on the railroad bridge.
12
To get the lily, the children had to cross the creek and then step out on an old log.
13
Finally, we concluded to cross the creek to hunt for some partridges young Lincoln had seen the day before.
14
I intended to have gone north-west from this point, but, in attempting to cross the creek, we found it impassable.
15
I was obliged to stop at this point, as I could not cross the creek, the banks being so boggy.
16
Five hundred yards farther on Wetzel had ceased following the outlaw's tracks to cross the creek and climb a ridge.
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