Sentence examples for times crossed from inspiring English sources

The day before, I had witnessed an awkward scene in which Delaney and the seneschal, who have expressed their distaste for each other many times, crossed paths on the Avenue and pretended not to see each other.

The report, the subject of a Senate oversight hearing Wednesday, provided a window into how the administration sought to install politically like-minded officials in positions of government responsibility, and how the efforts at times crossed customary or legal limits.

The Reality of My Surroundings played like a funky prog/metal/ska/soul reimagining of Prince's Sign o' the Times, crossed with a little of Songs in the Key of Life's bittersweet jubilation.

It's also quite basic – you simply press your mouse button to slide through one image after the other in a cavalcade of protuberances and pneumatic efforts that brings to mind Chaplin's Modern Times crossed with Skinemax.

I've received poor customer service that at times crossed the line into harassment.

These projected distal to the amputation plane and at times crossed dorso-ventrally across the central rod (Fig. 10B,C).

And I can append that even devoutly fastidious foodies may at times cross into the world of challenging choices.

Ten partitions i.e. ten times cross validation is the most common partitioning scheme.

And sure enough the inevitable winner involved Summers, who in injury time crossed again for Ryan to seal the deal.

And on Thursday afternoon, signs concerning registration had the opening time crossed out, replaced by the word "later".

A new crisis developed in March 1938, when Hitler's troops for the first time crossed a frontier into Austria.