Sentence examples for of being crossed from inspiring English sources

Sprung minutes later on the right, angled shot went to David James at the near post instead of being crossed farther away from the goal.

The epitrachēlion is the Orthodox equivalent of the stole, but it hangs straight instead of being crossed over the chest, as is the case with the stole in Western churches.

It is a sentiment echoed in the recent devolution proposals from Scottish Labour, entitled Powers for a purpose, which grudgingly offered more powers while protesting that a unionist rubicon was in danger of being crossed.

"Even Charles Kuralt was in 'Murphy Brown,' and so was Walter Cronkite, so that line has sort of been crossed.

I'm just tired of being cross-examined".

So, instead of being cross jurisdictional, Republicans just crossed them off the list.

He believes they were merely trying to avoid the embarrassment of being cross-examined and forced to sit through witness testimony.

Instead of being cross at the mess, the children and I made hand and footprints in the dust – like you would in snow.

She is full of appetites and hates to be crossed.

These golden rules of journalism are not to be crossed.

This month, though, some kind of line has been crossed.