In a telephone conversation, Richter, 36, was asked if the thought of retirement had crossed his mind, even though he signed a two-year, $8 million deal over the summer.
"It was as though we had crossed wires with 'Saturday Night Live,' " Mr. Brokaw recalls.
Russia said the fighters had crossed into Chechnya from Georgia, though the fighters denied that.
Ms. Smith said she was not personally familiar with Mr. Gorka, though she had crossed paths with him during the early 2000s.
From Mrs. Massino's row in the courtroom, there was a stir and then a gasp, as though Mr. Vitale had crossed some line.
Because children can't be prosecuted with their parents, the government treats them as though they had crossed the border alone and places them in shelters or with relatives living in the United States.
Though they had crossed tacks on numerous occasions during the recent America's Cup trials in New Zealand, they were recently reunited in New York for a ceremony to laud their accomplishments.
Where earlier copyists had Bradford concluding that "the light here kindled hath shone to many," Morison pointed out that the light actually shone "unto" many; a splotch that looked as though Bradford had crossed out the "un" turned out, on closer inspection, to be "merely an inadvertent blot from the Governor's quill pen".
I had spared ForbesLife a $43,000 shooting bill (though it had crossed my mind to insist on shooting in order to maintain my cover).
He cited his jaywalking case as an example, writing that Durr handcuffed and ticketed him even though he had crossed the street legally with a "walk" signal.
