Sentence examples for have crossed over from inspiring English sources

Some terms have crossed over into pop culture.

Senior campaign officials play down the group's influence, suggesting not that many people have crossed over.

Some of are locals, and others have crossed over from Pakistani-controlled territory.

That said, many besides Janet Allen have crossed over to the corporate side.

Known for its overcrowding the two mens' sentences are believed to have crossed over between 2005 and 2006.

If I was younger and Wayne McGregor was older, we would have crossed over at some point.

Now, their votes flouted, many have crossed over from reluctant acquiescence to the Islamic Republic into opposition.

And if you think of this in the context of aliasing, it's like the two impulses in the frequency domain have crossed over.

The other five winners are working on books, heading up their own catering companies or have crossed over to the commercial world to become brand ambassadors.

Deeply impoverished and effectively stateless, the Rohingya are viewed by the Buddhist majority as unwelcome immigrants who have crossed over illegally from neighboring Bangladesh.

In New Hampshire, where over a third of the voters are independent, Democrats may have crossed over to vote for Mr Smith.