Sentence examples for often crossing from inspiring English sources

Oil and natural gas pipelines are usually the longest, often crossing country and sometimes continental borders.

Six months is a challenge and they get detected more often, crossing borders is very hard, etc.

Two-way negotiations become three-way negotiations with up to a dozen banks involved, often crossing nearly as many borders.

Respondents reported that their clients have a constellation of problems with different origins, etiologies, and symptoms, often crossing over the boundaries of mental illness, addictions, and antisocial pathologies.

In the early 21st century, hospital and community palliative care nurses began to work more closely together, often crossing the boundaries that traditionally separated hospital and community care.

The 32-year-old midfielder, known as Ando – or Samurai, due to his hairstyle – is not shy of showing his Christianity, often crossing himself on the field.

As a believer, one is often crossed by doubt.

And golfers often cross over to croquet, Ballenger said.

Argentines have a strutting self-confidence which often crosses over into gross self-delusion.

Third, contracts often cross borders as firms in one country provide services to people in another.

Marc V. Shaw, the deputy mayor for operations, said: "Transportation often crosses simple municipal boundaries.