Sentence examples for comfortably cross from inspiring English sources

The old-guard Refounded Communists, standing alone, should comfortably cross the threshold.

A passenger can comfortably cross his legs while watching free, live television at every seatback.

But at least one, propelled by forces beyond his control, has comfortably crossed that line.

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Though Moustache was not a trained military dog, he apparently took to military life well, comfortably crossing the Great St Bernard Pass through the Alps with First Consul Napoleon Bonaparte's army in spring 1800.

Born in Dayton, Ohio, Heard comfortably crossed over during the swing and jazz eras, first with Teddy Wilson's big band in 1939-40 and later with Benny Carter, Calloway and others before he formed his own sextet in 1946.

Strategic management is by definition a long-term activity, but the period over which AIDS and the associated rise in TB infection have developed comfortably crosses the strategic time threshold.

And it may have been that familiarity that enabled her to become one of the very few actors or actresses to cross comfortably between film and stage, although she always preferred the latter.

In fact, the visitors looked to be weathering the storm comfortably until Danny Kearns crossed from the right and the Peterborough captain, Tommy Rowe, looped a header towards the far post.

Glennon lay on his back, with his legs crossed comfortably at his ankles, his overcoat and suit jacket twisted beneath him, his left arm flung out, and the left side of his white shirt bunched and soaked in blood from shoulder to waist around a small hole over his rib cage.

People who have been watching for an extra-long time will remember when even organizations openly hostile to the Kremlin could operate comfortably until they crossed a line.