Sentence examples for may be crossing from inspiring English sources

Fewer migrants may be crossing, but those that do face more treacherous journeys.

There are also calls for American law-enforcement officials to investigate; some criminal profilers suspect the killers may be crossing into the United States to avoid detection.

WHEN online shoppers click on the Buy button this holiday season, they may be crossing their fingers at the same time.

But the most expressive may be "Crossing the Ohio," in which a single biker on a bridge looks over his shoulder, appearing to wonder who is behind him.

What many don't realize is that the city around them — even the street or neighborhood they may be crossing — is rife with playable Scrabble words.

Yet Mr Chaudhry may be crossing a line from activist judge to political usurper.His judges pass up no chance to swipe at the government.

Also, red lines may be crossed in unanticipated ways.

D A It sounds as though there may be crossed wires between you and your insurance company.

The symbolically awful 5m mark may be crossed before long.Yet that sanguine official may well be correct.

"Now, I don't know in terms of legal limits, I believe the line may be crossed at times.

*fingers may be crossed behind my back for now.