Sentence examples for must not cross from inspiring English sources

Military and intelligence matters are one of half a dozen "red lines" Jordanian media must not cross.

Tall buildings must not overshadow the royal palace, and traffic must not cross bridges when a royal motorcade passes beneath.

They said that when it came to undercover officers engaging in sexual activity "there are some lines that police officers must not cross".

What's more, speakers must not cross the white line down the centre, nor must they go closer to their opponent than two sword-lengths.

And whether she's just sitting there having a drink or whether it's hysteria, there's a line that you must not cross, because then you go into caricature and that's too awful to contemplate".

George Osborne's plan to change the way benefits are increased (known as uprating) in 2012 is a line in the sand that Liberal Democrats in government must not cross.

"They told me all the red lines against the security of Sudan that I mustn't cross, and that they can reach me wherever I go".

"I repeat my previous warning to all those involved with teams that they must ensure their behaviour does not cross unacceptable boundaries.

This is a line that must not be crossed.

Everybody needs a line that must not be crossed.

But there are very clear lines that must not be crossed.