Sentence examples for perhaps crossing from inspiring English sources
An actor (Denis Lavant) is chauffeured around Paris in a stretch limousine, adopting different identities as he goes, and, perhaps, crossing over into different realities.
We see a video of two teen-age boys appearing to rape Rosie in the basement of their school on the night that she was murdered, and a teacher perhaps crossing the line in his relationship with her.
An unknown number of adversaries escaped, some perhaps crossing into Pakistan, and Pentagon officials said that this operation was being carried out to prevent any fighters from crossing back into Afghanistan and regrouping.
Some of these young guns may end up heading east, perhaps crossing paths with colleagues in Dresden who get wanderlust and seek their fortunes at EMBL and other centers to the west.
Again, ladies try to take up less space, perhaps crossing their legs, while men usually don't care how much space they take up.
Already the dominant economic player on the continent, an expanded military role would perhaps cross an unspoken line.
Working on geometric lines, the designer boxed the body, which looked sleek for the long opening parade in black tops and pants, perhaps crossed by a messenger bag.
But she could be declared a hostile witness, which would allow Mr. Kessler to ask her leading questions to build his case and perhaps cross-examine her.
As you hug the shore, you'll visit places such as Tria Pigadia, a secluded beach with a natural spring, paddle into one of the island's largest caves and perhaps cross to Little Arcadia, a few kilometres offshore.
Another caveat: if you plan to drive for part of your trip, or perhaps cross the Sahara on a camel, it will count against the mileage limit (usually capped at 40,000 miles).
Anyone who had innocently filled in his immigration card with "Britain" rather than "UK" for his country of origin, or had perhaps crossed out an error, was likely to be sent to the back of the queue: again the bad-child approach.
