"It came down to keeping your fingers crossed whether it's fair or foul.
"I think it crossed a line of decency no one running for president should ever cross, whether you are a professional or amateur politician," Erickson said.
In Erickson's opinion, the remark "crossed a line of decency no one running for president should ever cross, whether you are a professional or amateur politician".
Even so, there's a threshold to truth-telling that I probably can't cross, whether I'm writing about North Korea or what its lonely ethic has to do with me.
Even if promises are made, will there be a constant wondering if a line will somehow be crossed, whether intentionally or not?
Each neuron makes a choice as whether to cross the midline and, for those that do cross, whether to grow through the anterior or the posterior commissure, where axons are arranged in fascicles.
Bars represent S.D. Since Srs5 exhibits shorter cells, as does d61-2, we produced a double mutant by crossing to determine whether these two genes have epistasis.
Crossing most borders, whether for work or pleasure, no longer requires changing currencies or presenting a passport.
Whether crossing his wrists, slapping his legs or hitching his pants before the snap, Peyton Manning used his bevy of signals to serve as instruction to his teammates.
Campaigners say such information would make it easier to cross-check whether tickets were being sold by genuine fans or touts in it for the money.
The hotel was a small, cozy place, so I guess we were bound to cross paths, whether we wanted to or not.
