Sentence examples for much crossed from inspiring English sources

The spontaneous appearance of the stars and stripes was a statement of shared grief, horror, sorrow and anger -- sentiments that pretty much crossed political lines.

In our case – in the last couple of years – it was the economic crash It never much crossed our minds to ask where all these free loans were coming from.

But despite threats from fans online that they would cancel their orders after the ending was leaked in Germany, Redfearn said that "99% of readers didn't see the ending, and we've actually had a lot of very positive comments from real readers [and] we've got our fingers very much crossed that it will go in at No 1" next week.

There are boxes, shelves and drawers-full of photograph albums, family documents, fragments of early drafts much crossed out and scribbled over, fascinating plot summaries and sketches for stories and novels that never came to fruition, research notes for an unwritten biography of her friend LP Hartley and everything from birthday cards and bills to invitations and vaccination certificates.

"My fingers are very much crossed for getting on that card.

And those days when I don't get much crossed off my to-do list, I feel frustrated and stressed.

White said the thought of retirement doesn't much cross his mind.

Too much cross over this year in Eurovision.

There's just so much cross.

Not that I ever did much cross-country skiing.

"We're pretty much cross-trained," Lieutenant Averna said.