Instinctively he crossed himself, with a brief prayer for the souls of those two, cut off from life in that evil place, where no help had reached but the heavy knell, pitiful.
Christian stood up, touched his brow once or twice with uncertain fingers, drew sharp breath, crossed himself, and stept out into the world.
Again hecrossed himself as now were he and his boat committed on a challenge to fortune.
Again he crossed himself, and passed on, till none stood between him and the sea.
Early in the morning, he opened the door, and, looking out, crossed himself, and repeated his morning prayer.
At sight of every bush or indistinct object, our guide clutched his club and crossed himself, as he mumbled a prayer.
One of the men, who made himself quite useful to us was an imbecile; he crossed himself, kissed our hands, nodded his head, and told us the most surprising things in regard to the subjects whom he brought before us.
Automatically he crossed himself, then caught the priest's hand, and knelt and kissed it.
The servants had fled; Basil dropped to his knees, crossed himself, prayed, the sweat standing upon his forehead.
Basil lay with closed eyes, but at a certain moment he seemed to become aware of what was passing, crossed himself, and then folded his hands upon his breast in the attitude of prayer.
He darted from room to room, peeped into the oratory, crossed himself, and sighed.
Every now and then he peeped into the dining-room where the deceased lay, crossed himself, lifted his hands heavenward, and late at night stole quietly to the door to listen to the sexton's monotonous reading of the Psalms.
He crossed himself, as he answered laconically: 'Walpurgis nacht.
Taras peered through the twilight, and, bowing his head, he crossed himself piously.
He crossed himself, and with quivering lips spoke a prayer for the dead, the others repeating it after him, awe-struck.
He crossed himself at the door, but his heart was trembling in anticipation of all the difficulties.
He crossed himself, put the child into the sledge, and whipped up the horses.
Involuntarily he crossed himself, as if against a dangerous charm.
He crossed himself and in a solemn voice added in English: "May the Lord forbid!
He crossed himself cautiously, dipped his brush, and began to paint the outspread tails of two peacocks above a frontispiece.
On entering the room now he crossed himself, turning toward the front corner of the room, and went up to Dolokhov, holding out a small, black hand.
He crossed himself with an accustomed movement, bent till he touched the ground with his hand, and bowed his white head with a deep sigh.
The padre returned a meaning smile, crossed himself, and slowly left the pirate alone in his saloon.
Take care of yourself, my son," hiccoughed the priest as he crossed himself.
The less you speak of some dead people, the better," and the kafedgee crossed himself.
He crossed himself, shut his eyes tightly, and followed the smell of the musk.
Yermolaï got up, crossed himself, and drank it off at a draught.
He crossed himself, sighed, and began to eat like a shark.
He crossed himself, laid the skirt of his coat over his hand, took the halter, and handed me the horse.
He crossed himself, praying to the holy image, bowed to the head-clerk, held his hat before him in both hands, and stood erect.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "crossed himself" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
