Sentence examples for could cross over from inspiring English sources

"They so rarely pick up classical musicians, but I discovered that, like Bernstein, I could cross over," he said.

"People told us to change our sound, and change our name, and that there was no way a Hispanic group could cross over like that," Gloria Estefan said to the Miami news outlet Local 10 on Tuesday.

But isn't Streisand's current dream of an emergent America — as evidenced by her interest in Nantucketlike barns and Federalist furniture — a further exoticization of the girl who was told to get a nose job so she could cross over with more ease?

Maybe that means someone who hasn't been in the Upside Down could cross over?

Durst wanted Limp Bizkit to be a "megaband" which could cross over into as many different styles of music as possible.

The possibility that a H5N1 high-pathogenicity avian influenza A virus (HPAI) could cross over to become established in humans has been a very real concern for more than a decade.

Because of the lower order of the PC phase, SM and GSL analogs could cross-over the PC phase before reaching the bleached area.

One reason for the similar OS could be that all studies allowed for further treatments at disease progression, including a cross-over where patients on chemotherapy could cross-over to gefitinib or another tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKi) and vice versa [ 3- 5, 7, 8].

"It could definitely cross over".

After the paintings had been completed – everything from flowers to abstract shapes to moody self-portraits – the contestants gathered in the workroom to start on their sketches, soberly reminding one another that avant-garde designs could easily cross over into the costume category.

You couldn't cross over," Long told GQ according to the magazine's "Cheers" oral history.