Sentence examples for crossover which from inspiring English sources

Now what you're tracking, finally, is crossover, which is the whole point of this exercise.

In the mid-1970's he started another label, Crossover, which released albums through Atlantic.

The CX-5 replaces the Tribute crossover, which was based on the Ford Escape.

The applicable word there is crossover, which Kneebody has claimed as a directive, more for aesthetic than commercial reasons.

Ford has introduced the Flex crossover, which its chief designer, Rich Gresens, who is no longer at Ford, called "the most basic execution of the two-box vehicle".

The last of these was only last October, "XOVER"(pronounced "Crossover"), which had its premiere at the Hopkins Center at Dartmouth College.

Another bright spot in the numbers were sales of so-called small crossovers — which look like little S.U.V.'s and are based on car underpinnings.

Country music is not providing the soundtrack to American life on an average day, unless you count the crossovers, which means that Shania Twain is played on pop stations and Faith Hill lands on the cover of fashion magazines.

Spontaneous double crossovers, which result in wild type revertants or knockouts were selected using SacB.

That's hard to say about most crossovers, which often look like what they are–very tall station wagons.

The medium-size crossovers, which are SUVs built off a car chassis instead of a truck frame, are popular too.