Meanings of crossed the ditch in English

The Australian foodie has crossed the ditch to edit Cuisine Magazine.

Australian troubadours' Ben Salter and Dan Kelly have crossed the ditch to tour our fair country.

They crossed the ditch, dropped their bikes, and made ready to climb the fence into the fields.

I left the road, crossed the ditch on a footboard and walked along the field beyond the ditch.

Now they crossed the ditch and took position across the road, thus preventing the carriages from passing on.

The hoofs rang hollow on the little plank bridge that crossed the ditch about a stone's-throw from the door.

I led her on, however, till soon after we had crossed the ditch I saw a man approaching us.

Then when they did take to the field, they crossed the ditch fully a hundred yards further along the road.

Each man was fighting with desperation, and hurling back those who crossed the ditch and endeavoured to climb the walls.

An advocacy group says despite the offers, there's no sign of the money even though more detainees have crossed the ditch.

They, advancing at a run, crossed the ditch, and a man of the 93rd was the first to scale the rampart.

This latest discovery forces a rethink of when these peculiar walking bats first crossed the ditch, arriving from what is present-day Australia.

Over the roasting bodies of their comrades, undeterred by the inextinguishable fire, they had crossed the ditch, and were slaying the imperial body-guard.

Suddenly, when within a hundred yards of Hurlstone, it turned, crossed the ditch, rapidly mounted its crumbling sides, and disappeared over the crest.

Photo: AFP And an advocacy group says despite the offers, there's no sign of the money even though more detainees have crossed the ditch.

Taking his foot off the accelerator, Ron coasted to a stop on the right, where a bike-and-foot path crossed the ditch on that side.