Sentence examples for crossed when they from inspiring English sources
He bought airplanes from me". Their paths and their bankrolls crossed when they became two of the busiest spenders at horse auctions a decade ago, especially the Keeneland sales in Kentucky, where the heavy hitters of breeding and racing gather several times every year.
In the far east is the arid, depressed country leading down Hell's Canyon, which bottoms out at the Snake River, which the wolves crossed when they moved from Idaho, and which they now treat more as a crosswalk than a barrier.
Maybe they had their fingers crossed when they made the promise (the sketchy land trusts).
I understand that, and I am OK with actors lying to my eyes for money, but boundaries are crossed when they lie to my clitoris.
Their paths rarely cross when they go shopping.
Voters who believed their mendacious campaign just might get cross when they find out.
"Some people were always cross when they were hot," Emma observes.
If they think they can make it, they'll try to cross when they've still got a red light.
"It's why it makes me cross when they say that all politicians are the same," says Clarke.
There is, though, always a bridge that such stories have to cross when they migrate to the public prints.
A cheerful, fizzy novel whose heroine and narrator joins her large Mexican-American family in driving from Chicago to Mexico City and back every summer; colorful generalizations abound concerning the borders of language and culture that they cross when they must.
