Sentence examples for numbers crossed from inspiring English sources

And also thanks to the people who actually read this guff, a group whose numbers crossed the line into "obscene" long ago.

And while both kids commended the otherworldly set and the kaleidoscope of fairy-tale character costumes, they found some parts of the show just plain corny ("What makes us special makes us strong") and thought some of the big musical numbers crossed over into kitsch — more Radio City than Broadway.

Norwegians, who had enjoyed higher wages since 2000 and were taking advantage of low interest rates, continued to furnish and improve their residences and summer homes, and rising numbers crossed the border to buy high-quality Swedish wares and inexpensive spirits.

For the second time in his presidency, Obama's approval numbers crossed over his disapproval numbers.

Obama's numbers "crossed over" each other four separate times during the year, although two of those can be attributed to the bin Laden bounce.

Since Obama's poll numbers hit a crossover point in February, let's take a detailed look at all the points during his presidency where his numbers crossed between above and below the waterline (and vice versa).

International organisations have recorded an abrupt surge in numbers crossing the heavily militarised land border.

Its double-digit numbers cross a psychological barrier for Israelis and Palestinians.

The Kurdish administered areas have seen staggering numbers cross their notional border since the original Isis onslaught two months ago.

The numbers crossing the border have halved from 800 a day before the Pacaraima attacks, the army said.

Recently, the numbers crossing the river have slowed down, partly, it is thought, because the famine in North Korea has eased.