Sentence examples for crossed lines from inspiring English sources

Have they crossed lines?

To get the story, Davies sometimes crossed lines.

The Weather Underground crossed lines of legality, of propriety and perhaps even of common sense.

Both "had daringly crossed lines in their bids for power; both had let the dice fly".

When not plagued by crossed lines, she recalls happier times in her desperation to win him back - until he finally tells her he's about to marry someone else.

When asked if his show crossed lines it shouldn't have, Chappelle said: "I think America needs to have an honest discourse with itself".

The work, a series of criss-crossed lines cut into stone, was carried out 40,000 years ago.

Drawing on a wide range of social-science research, Professors Stainback and Tomaskovic-Devey contend we have shifted from a regime of "condoned exploitation" to one of "contested prejudice," from a hegemonic regime of bright social boundaries to a fractured social world of blurry, criss-crossed lines.

These "back-crossed" lines also reduce possible effects from secondary mutations arising from the chemical mutagenesis.

Five near isogenic lines (NILs; BC3F3) and five back-crossed lines (BLs; BC4F1) selected for a probable chromosomal region containing the Acr1 QTL but having an otherwise 'NK-184mm-O' nuclear background (Taguchi et al. 2010) were planted to examine CLS resistance.

Draw criss-crossed lines on the cone's body using slanted lines.