Sentence examples for cross over for from inspiring English sources

The autoworkers came out to vote to defeat George W. Bush, but this is the home of the Reagan Democrat, and it's easier for Reagan Democrats to cross over for a moderate conservative.

Like time is composed of strands that run alongside each other, rather than one straight line, and that every now and then those strands touch or cross over for just a moment and the connection can spark things that change the course of a life.

Mr. Sarpolus said that voters who said they would cross over for Mr. McCain want to support him, not to punish another candidate, and that Michigan had a history of backing insurgents, including former Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama, the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Patrick J. Buchanan, the conservative commentator.

Winger Dixon brought the home side back into the game just after the break, seizing on a loose pass from Hardaker to cross over for London's second try of the match.

Heguy was next to cross over for the home side and with seven minutes remaining her centre partner Poublan got the seventh try, breezing through the exhausted Scottish defence.

According to them, it was common for kids close to the border to cross over for a night out, or to pick up beer and smuggle it back over state lines.

Ganesh and I crossed over for breakfast.

In sport, crossing over for a meat pie is rugby slang for scoring a try.

Despite the one-man disadvantage against them the Titans scored when Ryan James crossed over for his seventh four-pointer of the season.

Austin and skipper Jarrod Croker scored two tries each, with Paul Vaughan, Jordan Rapana, Josh Papalii, Sia Soliola, Edrick Lee and Sam Williams also crossing over for the Raiders' third win on the trot.

Republicans boast that Trump is awakening "Reagan Democrats" — whites who crossed over for Ronald Reagan in the 1980s but now vote only irregularly.