Sentence examples for cross over with the from inspiring English sources

But it was enough to throw Fitzgerald off stride, his right leg unable to cross over with the speed required to make a sharp cut.

Those who follow and admire him find something gallant, and Cyrano-like, in his quest to make magic matter, not as a redoubt of nostalgia but as a living art that might cross over with the other arts.

Certainly, 24.7 million visitors in a month is a more-than-respectable number: but it's also an inflection point, where on Compete.com's graphs it begins to cross over with the rising traffic to twitter.com.

The panel for the show (don't expect it to cross over with the original series) raised questions of how the new series' "urban" setting in Los Angeles would compare to the rural settings of its predecessor, but it also confronted the Walking Dead's meme-worthy treatment of African American characters.

Since then, however, we've have had to make do with only occasional updates, including word that the movie would exist in its own universe and likely not cross over with the other unified DC cinematic world of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, and other heroes.

Most players will take a jab step backwards while anticipating the pitch, and then cross over with the left foot when entering the swing.

3.21pm GMT 19th over: Sri Lanka 173-4 (T Perera 16, Mathews 2) The batsmen crossed over with the ball in the air, but Perera can only skew a single away and Mathews can only follow suit from the next.

Angel went to LA to get away from Buffy; there, he enjoyed 110 episodes of supernatural crime-fighting that crossed over with the vampire slayer's storyline but never distracted from it.

A group that often crosses over with the irreconcilables – for example John Redwood – but is distinguished in the main by the sheer extent of time these MPs have been arguing the Brexit cause.

In the red are those who see SF now as a global literature, hospitable to the alien and to otherness, an imaginative space in which old certainties are challenged, new stories get told, and where the pulp increasingly crosses over with the literary.

Q: Give us another example of how the show crossed over with the game.