Sentence examples for will never cross from inspiring English sources

But it is such a distinctive car, perhaps obscurity's shadow will never cross its path.

Only the blind can't see that after this trial a large number of youths will never cross the threshold of a church.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran's fiery president, said Saturday that giving up enrichment "is our red line, and we will never cross it," according to state television.

To doubters who claim that Pennsylvanians will never cross the bridge to attend sporting events, the Titans and the Thunder offer contradictory evidence.

Colonel Steele sometimes told his officers, "We will never cross the line, but we might get chalk all over our feet," and maneuvers such as Operation Judgment Day seemed to exemplify the sentiment.

There are red lines that Madrid knows Merkel will never cross: the idea that the Germans saving should not be used to pay the waste of neighbours to the south is firmly rooted in German society.

Lindsay says she has several lines she'll never cross.

"During my career I was always confused about whether I was authentically a racing driver or someone tasked with a mission to complete before I could become my true self," he writes – a thought that will probably never cross Max Verstappen's mind.

The one person you can be sure will never again cross the threshold of the Reseda Boulevard Starbucks is Talen himself.

(If you graph both equations, you'll see they're parallel and never cross).

But Sure Start was not universal, and many of the poorest children in its study will never have crossed the Sure Start threshold.