Sentence examples for having crossed over from inspiring English sources
Even so, within the industry there is already talk of boom having crossed over into bubble.
The last-century notion that a book was a writer's badge of having crossed over — from eccentricity to acceptance — may be obsolete.
But by the time Cripps arrived on the scene, in the early 1900s, the Matabeles had only been a matter of decades in the country, having crossed over the Limpopo from modern-day South Africa in about 1830.
Another informant found CCAAC advocates (some she identified as having crossed over from the women's/social justice movements) highly contentious in that they were "always finding fault in any policy proposed by government".
She also discussed having crossed over in the genre: "Sometimes being a 'reality' person can be a bit of a stigma.
We were driving down the eastern side of the Sierra, not yet having crossed over the Nevada state boundary on our way into California, when we saw a truck driver standing in front of his truck, parked at the side of the road.
Some terms have crossed over into pop culture.
RuPaul emphatically denies the suggestion that drag has crossed over.
"They've crossed over, with something they love," he explained.
I had crossed over into the pure madness of hunger.
