Sentence examples for been crossing over from inspiring English sources

Rather than blame Iraq, the townsfolk fumed at the American and British special forces camped on the edge of their town, saying that they had been crossing over, disguised as smugglers.But Ruweishid soon found new lines of business: renting its homes to foreign television crews seeking a front-row view of the war.

On the other hand, candy brands have been crossing over for some time to other food categories; Snickers became an ice cream confection several years ago, and other Mars brands turn up as ingredients in McDonald's desserts and other ice cream concepts.

Since the start of the primary and caucus season in January, Republican voters have been crossing over in increasing numbers to vote in Democratic contests — supplying up to 10percentt of the vote in states that allow such crossover voting — and they are expected to play a pivotal role in the fiercely contested primary here.

However, we cannot determine whether there has been crossing over between our cluster and the cluster of domestication reported on the long arm of chromosome 4 (Li et al. 2006b) because there is no precise information for the physical position of that cluster.

Of course, musicians have been crossing over into fashion for decades, capitalizing on their cool to do a T-shirt line or maybe a capsule collection.

Chart-toppers have been crossing over to the big screen for ages, ever since Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Barbra Streisand and Dolly Parton broadened their brands to include the glamour of Hollywood.

And shapewear is crossing over into athleisure.

I think I'm crossing over to the Dark Side.

"It's not that she's crossing over borders.

Soon Spike Lee, Gus Van Sant and others were crossing over too.

See how the blood vessels are crossing over from this side and going over.