Sentence examples for usually crossed from inspiring English sources

How was I going to write about pop for a magazine that usually crossed the street when confronted with the bumptious music of the great unwashed?

By the time people are in this deep, they have usually crossed a line and begun to think of borrowing as a necessity rather than a convenience or quick fix, experts said.

Water moats were found in low-lying areas and were usually crossed by a drawbridge, although these were often replaced by stone bridges.

The birds flew with a relatively high speed of 2.49±0.033 m/s, so that the central compartment was usually crossed in less than half a second.

Across all biomarkers, we also found consistently stronger associations for OCpri than for SOC, and this was generally reflected by confidence intervals (CIs) for total OC that usually crossed zero.

Pilot data showed that the marker on the index finger usually crossed the metal strip first, so the start of a hand movement measurement was determined as the point at which the index finger passed the middle of the metal strip.

The mixed bills bring together companies that would not usually cross paths.

Orthodox churches are usually cross-shaped with a high central dome that "represents Christ visiting his people," Father Gratsias said.

She can usually cross the border to the United States easily, but a few years ago an American customs officer recognized Ms. McAdams and gave her a hard time.

Their paths usually cross only underground, in quick, joking encounters that allow them to swap gossip and information about police sightings.

The federal funds rate is now approaching, or by some measures passing, the point where it is lower than inflation, a threshold the Fed usually crosses only during recessions.