cross-country
adjective
noun, plural cross-coun·tries.
Origin of cross-country
Examples from the Web for cross-country
Contemporary Examples of cross-country
On October 17, Rebecca More embarked on a cross-country tour of Britain.
The X Factor of Sex Invades Britain: Rebecca More’s ‘Sex Tour’ Enrages UK PoliticiansMarlow Stern
October 20, 2014
To prove otherwise, Ford helped stage highly public events that got a lot of media coverage—including a cross-country race.
Concerned by a larger issue like getting into business school, planning a cross-country move, or paying down significant debt?
On its own, cross-country ski racing requires incredible endurance; competitors often collapse when they cross the finish line.
Google searches: “How many calories does cross-country skiing burn,” “cross country skiers falling down gif”
Historical Examples of cross-country
Then followed what might be called an apprenticeship to cross-country flying.
Learning to FlyClaude Grahame-White
They put Calhoun behind them, and Hart led them cross-country.
Ride Proud, Rebel!Andre Alice Norton
Ever present in his mind are the three great 'cross-country queries.
The Aeroplane SpeaksH. Barber
The Hon. Alan Boyle makes the first cross-country trip, 1910.
The War in the Air; Vol. 1Walter Raleigh.
Cross-country work he did not attempt; his machine at that time was ill-fitted for it.
The War in the Air; Vol. 1Walter Raleigh.