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Could someone give me a couple sentences using 横切る？

I looked it up on Space Alc and it gave ～の前を横切る as one of the examples saying it meant "cut across in front of". I thought maybe a sentence like this would work: 堀川今出川の前を横切る for "cut across Horikawa Imadegawa (street)" as if you were giving directions or something. When I looked up the phrase on google it was giving me things like カメラの前を横切る and コーラの前を横切る... I can understand the camera one I guess, but cola? I know I'm not giving any context, but I guess my real question is whether or not I used it correctly when making my own sentence.

よろしくお願いします～

Edit: Would something like 堀川今出川を横切る by itself just be better?