noun
definition
A crossroads (place where one road crosses another).
definition
A road that crosses another.
Examples of crossroads in a Sentence
I believe we are at a very dangerous crossroads.
In a side street near the crossroads where the vehicles had stopped, a house and some shops were on fire.
He was moving on while depositing her back at the same crossroads where he'd found her last week.
And my younger son may soon face a crossroads if his soccer practice schedule conflicts with the children's choir rehearsal schedule.
To the southeast, about a mile off, is the lone building of Once Brewed youth hostel, standing by a crossroads.
There is a distinct lack of traffic lights at the dozens of city center crossroads.
It's no exaggeration to say trade unionism in the UK stands at a historically important crossroads.
She moved onto film, starring in Crossroads, which also featured her music.
Dean makes a deal with a crossroads demon in season two to save his brother from death.
Come on in, paper CVs - your time is up Are you at a career crossroads?
Head south from the village crossroads along Marsh Road, bridging the canal.
The flames now died down and were lost in the black smoke, now suddenly flared up again brightly, lighting up with strange distinctness the faces of the people crowding at the crossroads.
And my younger son may soon face a crossroads if his soccer practice schedule conflicts with the children 's choir rehearsal schedule.
What pedestrian could cope with 45 horses tethered together, galloping at full speed past a frequented crossroads?
Entrepreneurs are like travelers in unexplored territory. It's easy to lose your way or to reach a crossroads and not be sure which way to go.
He also attended Crossroads High School for the Arts and Sciences, which gave him his first taste of acting.
The entertainment television show, Extra, first broke the news on February 16 that Spears checked into Eric Clapton's Crossroads Centre in Antigua earlier in the week.
Pete Huttlinger, a recording artist who has been all over the world, has also played at Carnegie Hall and was invited to play at Eric Clapton's Crossroads Festival.
Massengale Eye Care has locations at both the Crossroads Mall and Penn Square Mall.
Vinography is a blog turned crossroads for other wine blogs crisscrossing the great wide wonderful world of wine on the Internet.
This is because while there was an indigenous population on the islands, its geographic location made it into a crossroads for the Moors, the Chinese, the Japanese, the Spanish, and more.
Crossroads is a different take on the Robert Johnson blues standard, complete with the impressive guitar work and long improvisations that propelled Clapton to god-like status in London's 1960s music scene.
Our final symposium of the year was on inflammatory bowel disease crossroads of microbes, epithelium and immune systems.
Your house is somewhere beyond the crossroads, but as you approach the ancient byway, you realize you are not alone.
Crossroads Village carousel Coloring Book - Color your favorite animals, toys, plants, clowns, and carousel horses.
In about a mile you reach a crossroads where seven tracks meet.
How not to do a junction 46 views A grade seperated junction with a traffic signal controlled crossroads.
You come to a staggered crossroads, turn left.
Needless to say, Saudi Arabia is standing at a historic crossroads.
Go straight across crossroads (slight dogleg) into Priory Lane.
It 's no exaggeration to say trade unionism in the UK stands at a historically important crossroads.
Head back to the crossroads and enter the cultural center again.
Currently, you are at a crossroads, moving from adolescence into young adulthood.
There's the corner at the crossroads, where the cabman, Zakhar, has his stand, and there's Zakhar himself and still the same horse!