Definitionn. a junction where one street or road crosses another
Last update: September 29, 2015
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Three miles from Versailles, as they rode past a crossroad, two mounted men dashed out suddenly. [Please select]
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I turn into the crossroad, and you, I take it, keep the road to Stuttgart. [Please select]
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They parted at the crossroad and John felt as if he left an old friend. [Please select]
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There is a crossroad less than half a mile beyond that culvert. [Please select]
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That was as he came to the crossroad of which Boris had spoken. [Please select]
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It had turned down over the hillside by the crossroad leading to the upper lodge. [Please select]
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There was a placard nailed on the crossroad sign-post. [Please select]
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One was content to rest at this radiant crossroad, where the aerial ways converge and divide that the busy and tuneful bearers of all country perfumes unceasingly travel from dawn unto dusk. [Please select]
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Then, when the road came to a point opposite the station, it came also to a crossroad, and, about a hundred yards down this crossroad was the station itself. [Please select]
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