In contrast, boundary clones with the same general properties almost always crossed the LFC/Fe boundary, showing that 'non-crossing' behavior would not occur by chance.
One eye was always crossed as if the signals in her brain were misfiring.
So it's always crossed my mind: how do you pass this on?
The one absolute of television is that unthinkable frontiers are always crossed.
Circus acts have always crossed national borders and, traditionally, certain nationalities tend to dominate specific areas of circus performance.
"I've always crossed it out," said one arts lawyer who declined to be identified, "and no one has ever objected".
In 15 races that extended for 100 miles or more, he had always crossed the finish line.
(The word "malaise" appears nowhere in the speech. It's a French word, and Carter always crossed those out).
No one on the House side, where disdain for the meandering pace of the Senate has always crossed party boundaries, seems particularly surprised by the recent hiatus.
But poverty in Elmira has always crossed racial lines: 40percentt of Ernie Davis students qualify for the free-lunch program, a larger number than when I attended.
I'm a bit of a rogue one, really – my work has always crossed the barriers into areas we're all meant to hate.
