Sentence examples for crosses over with from inspiring English sources

Puppy play is often part of a larger sexual practice that crosses over with leather folk, furries and BDSM.

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.

Goetz's and Peterchev's work also crosses over with Pratt professor Jeff Glass's exploration of solar cells that are flexible film with electronics and battery printed on the same material.

His electorate crosses over with the prime minister's electorate of Warringah and they are surfing buddies apparently.

"They've crossed over, with something they love," he explained.

It is not yet clear whether the latter film will cross over with Peter Pan.

However, it failed to cross over with US audiences, earning the bulk of its (admittedly impressive) $3.5m earnings in Canada.

At first, John lobbied his son to cross over with him, but now they are comfortably settled in different camps.

They released two albums before truly crossing over with Urban Hymns, which sold 10m copies worldwide and became the 17th bestselling album ever in the UK.

This week sees the release of Caribou's Our Love, the electronic record most likely to cross over with house kids and dads alike in 2014.