Sentence examples for truly crossing from inspiring English sources

It's truly crossing that boundary between live performance and gaming.

They released two albums before truly crossing over with Urban Hymns, which sold 10m copies worldwide and became the 17th bestselling album ever in the UK.

But no Fitzgerald purpose is tiny or truly cross: "Two more women born into the world!

They love the ladies but really and truly, cross their cheating hearts, just want a nice girl to call wife.

Where Cruz truly crossed the line, though, was in insinuating — with no proof whatsoever — that Hagel has something to hide.

But along with everyone else, my fingers are well and truly crossed that this little gem of a bird will make a permanent return to our shores.

However, it's a fine line between enjoyably over-the-top villainy and sheer pantomime, and that line was well and truly crossed this week.

However, the classroom here works differently, and though I am as thirsty as the eucalyptus trees, I find myself trying to share, to connect, and to truly cross boundaries with my peers.

Mr. Bloomberg may not be the most gifted orator around, but surely he is capable of devising a formulation that would make unmistakably clear, even to the densest reporter, that he is not running — really and truly, cross his heart and kiss his elbow.

(Scott) 'WEDDING CRASHERS' (R, 113 minutes) A wink-wink, nudge-nudge Trojan horse of a story, this amiably raunchy sex comedy pivots on two Lotharios persuasively inhabited by Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn, who love the ladies, but really and truly, cross their cheating hearts, just want a nice girl to call wife.

The channel said that Mr Henry had "well and truly crossed the line" with his comments on Mr Satyanand.