Sentence examples for literally cross from inspiring English sources

We could jump over canals with a stick, literally cross the landscape.

Designed by Eric Stoddard, working under Trevor Creed and Freeman Thomas in DaimlerChrysler's design department, it combines an elegant European tradition (notably, the Bugatti Atlantic) and some of the Dodge Viper's spirit of American excess, in body lines that literally cross behind the driver to form a boat-tail rear end.

In 1967, two French politicians literally crossed swords in Neuilly.

"He literally crossed a red line that is enforced in this community".

They had literally crossed paths on Martha's Vineyard during summers in the mid-sixties.

Unbeknown to Mr. Strong, who also helped write many other Motown hits, his name was removed from the copyright registration for "Money" three years after the song was written, restored in 1987 when the copyright was renewed, then removed again the next year — his name literally crossed out.

But critics fear the nanny state is quite literally crossing a threshold and should be shown the door.

"You have [companies] producing physical products, where these people are literally crossing their fingers and blindly making big financial decisions that they can't iterate on," Nelson tells me.

I literally crossed the line to mentally ill trying to deny the very real fact that I was wired differently.

Some of the parents say that they see people literally crossing the road in order to avoid them.

Some of the parents say that they see people literally crossing the road, in order to avoid them.