Cool how this clue crosses over SPARES, another sports reference.
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This week, that attention fully crosses over the line into inappropriate territory.
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C. campaign is where his geezer routine crosses over into something worse.
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We can only hope it crosses over into the world of food again.
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What else about your AIRWARS work crosses over with your work on drones?
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And some of that crosses over to our friends in the digital department.
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As Season 3 begins, Captain Flint's reign of terror crosses over into madness.
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He just takes things far enough that he crosses over into outright insanity.
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The taxi into the city smoothly crosses over a six-lane toll bridge.
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How do you feel your love of birding crosses over into your acting?
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It's always surprising what crosses over with you when you emigrate, what remains.
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At that point, haptics crosses over not just into erotics but into accessories.
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When it crosses over the line into romantic love, the results are disastrous.
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Bottom line ... we'd bet it's only a matter of time before Conor crosses over.
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Renee Gladman investigates the moments when writing crosses over into another mode of expression.
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They were willing to experiment and listen and try to find something that crosses over.
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According to Chaudhry, the question at hand is when free speech crosses over into harassment.
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And that is an area that crosses over into national security and some other things.
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I'm heavily into architecture so a lot of that aesthetic crosses over into the paintings.
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Much of the trade between the two countries crosses over the bridge by truck or train.
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And when that crosses over into, for instance, Sinhalese or child exploitation videos — forget about it.
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And did we mention the driveway crosses over a moat before leading to the home's entrance?
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What happens when Instagram legend Malkin crosses over to take on reigning NHL Twitter champ Luongo?
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The research also brings up new ethical concerns as science crosses over into science-fiction territory.
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It will last for a minute and a few seconds when it crosses over these countries.
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Instead, it creates a ribbon of blackouts as it crosses over different areas, completely obscuring the sun.
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In all, Zanis reckons he's built and displayed about 20,000 wooden crosses over the past 20 years.
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This is where a static record of consent crosses over from being wrong-headed into being potentially dangerous.
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A : We know very little about the journey that each person makes as he or she crosses over.
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The two have a very long and convoluted history, one that crosses over with many other Marvel storylines.
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We wish Khloé peace and comfort in her memories of Gabbana as she crosses over the rainbow bridge.
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Unsurprisingly, some of the language in the Instagram training material crosses-over with similar documents for Facebook moderators.
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"The left is running on a level of class warfare that crosses over into Marxism," Riedl told INSIDER.
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Elsewhere, if the weather cooperates, anyone off the path will see a partial eclipse as it crosses over your state.
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The Las Vegas Monorail crosses over the Las Vegas Convention Center as viewed on January 4, 2017 in Las Vegas.
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" Media influencer Jeremy Conrad said, "If any Fox- Marvel cast member crosses over to the MCU it'd probably be Reynolds.
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The thing I notice about my own work and my face is that I feel like my art crosses over.
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Membership largely crosses over with Oscar's, meaning several surprise winners (like Patel) could end up repeating during the Academy's Feb.
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The sun crosses over the mountains to the west, and suddenly tasks that would be easy by day become challenges.
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Indeed, it's worth watching purely for the moment when he changes his mind and crosses over to the protesters' side.
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Yet the line at which physical discipline crosses over from corporal punishment to abuse is subjective and differs across cultures.
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The "oddball" moon, known as Valetudo, can be seen in green in a prograde orbit that crosses over the retrograde orbits.
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And yet, I would also say that Singh comes right up to the threshold of the representational but never crosses over.
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It crosses over elements of physiology, personality, and genetics that we're still trying to sew together and understand how it happens.
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An actor who crosses over into music can invite mockery or oblivion, but Mr. Sutherland was willing to take that risk.
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During one long section of the novel, Gwen crosses over and attends a Netted college while playing for its baseball team.
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"The mentality from being a pro-skater definitely crosses over into being a businessman because I'm not afraid of challenges," he said.
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This crosses over with your work on drones—this dangerous idea of military technology being clean, combined with a lack of accountability?
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"The mentality from being a pro-skater definitely crosses over into being a businessman because I'm not afraid of challenges," Hawk said.
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The storm intensified as it made landfall, the National Hurricane Center says — although it's expected to weaken as it crosses over land.
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I ask whether, from Miley to Macklemore to Katy Perry, Simon thinks there are times when appreciation crosses over into appropriation. Nope.
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We built out a blindness bootcamp with our consultants and [figured out] how that crosses over with our art and props department.
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That same philosophy crosses over into the way the association defines any STEM toy: First and foremost, it has to be fun.
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Graham and his team could report that a club's strong-footed left winger sends booming crosses over the defense toward the goal.
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The result is a series that is shrewd, emotional, and impolite, with a style that veers toward pretentiousness but never crosses over.
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It carries traffic between the Queensboro Bridge, which crosses over the East River to Manhattan, and fast-growing neighborhoods in central Queens.
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He's just that type of star right now that crosses over from one platform to another and just makes more fans every day.
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But the physical crosses over into the metaphysical, and this is where Trump's hands underscore the successes and ultimate failure of his campaign.
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The Hell Gate Bridge is the main structure in a rail link between the Bronx and Queens that crosses over Randalls and Wards Islands.
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It is a book that is always teetering right on the edge of being too much — but it never quite crosses over the line.
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In an exclusive new Bachelor promo, the hit dating show crosses over with another ABC hit, Quantico, in a new teaser for the upcoming season.
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In fact, you can currently spec the device up to $23,25 on Google's site, which crosses over well into the premium category for most users.
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I'm not sure if it directly crosses over into his time at Look Magazine, but can you tell me anything about his relationship to Weegee?
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So, we shouldn't be surprised that this attitude crosses over into the sexual arena as well, especially in a society that devalues women and femininity.
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Also, if black holes aren't your style, there are tons of other strange objects in Sagittarius, since it's a constellation that crosses over the Milky Way.
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In 2013 the court upheld the agency's permitting rules for greenhouse gases; in 2014 they supported the EPA's regulation of pollution that crosses over state lines.
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The Los Angeles Times hired a reporter just to cover Black Twitter, because so much of what happens there immediately crosses over into broad conversation. Mic.
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The newly approved Nebraska route also crosses over the Ogallala Aquifer, which irrigates one-fifth of the wheat, corn, cotton, and cattle in the United States.
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This simple argument crosses over sensitive points for many—of NHS and public funding, of women's control over their bodies and lives, and of reproductive rights.
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Pete, an older teenager, is his friend and mentor, from a middle-class family but close enough to the crack maelstrom that he easily crosses over.
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When a site "crosses over to promoting, encouraging, or otherwise engaging in specific acts of violence against any person, we will take action," a GoDaddy spokesperson said.
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Naturally, as Curry's fame crosses over from the relatively insular world of the sports-obsessed into mainstream culture–thanks, Prince, and you're right about this Curry kid!
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He pushes toward abstraction but never crosses over: everything we see in his work has a counterpart in reality: car, freeway, cloud, mountain, river, pond, desert plane.
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" Mr. Lester's talking points for oral argument touched on "how tight a swimsuit has to be before it crosses over from a board short to a jammer.
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This dimensional oddity might be considered merely Whyte-ian, but it crosses over to the Lynchian with the introduction of a few deeply unsettling, deeply quotidian materials.
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Hands behind his head, he breathes out, pulls belly button in and brings his right elbow to the outside of his left knee so he crosses over.
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But it'll be a defining moment of this era anyway to see who falls where and if anyone from either party crosses over to the other side.
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On Christmas Eve, his sleigh crosses over the U.S. border, without even clearing customs, to "dump" his products in the homes of every good boy and girl.
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We should give them a fair shot by creating a process that is easier to navigate, crosses over industries that utilize immigrant labor and keeps families together.
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If the five-day exponential moving average crosses over the 13-day, Boroden gets more bullish on the stock, which was exactly what happened in January with Facebook.
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But as more companies and designers find market opportunities by mining Mexican traditions and techniques, concerns are rising over when inspiration crosses over into cultural appropriation and theft.
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Watch the Model 3 in this emergency-lane-keeping test, where the car crosses over a white line denoting the end of the lane towards an oncoming vehicle.
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Their rivals respond likewise or on social media platforms like Snapchat, Instagram and Twitter, in an escalating contest of bravado that sometimes crosses over to the real world.
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When data is sparse, which happens when a virus crosses over into humans for the first time, models can vary widely in terms of assumptions, uncertainties, and conclusions.
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It's a rare original that's visually compelling, historical, and perfectly crosses over from poster to art, as Kieser's work has been showcased in the MoMA, among other museums.
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They've also done interesting work comparing word usage in England and Scotland, as a way to understand how the English language changes when it crosses over countries' borders.
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In other words, Plane mixes features from Twitter, Snapchat and Facebook, and also crosses over with something like Yik Yak, the location-based social app popular on university campuses.
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He's made 20,000 crosses over the course of 20 years for homicide and shooting victims, WGN9 reported, but this installation is the most he's ever made at one time.
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West Texas Intermediate crude oil just posted a "golden cross," a technical formation that occurs when an asset's shorter-term moving average crosses over its longer-term moving average.
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The agencies are asking for a right to use Martins Beach Road, a pathway from Highway 1 that crosses over Khosla's land, as well as access to the beach.
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"blink-182 is one of those bands that crosses over multiple genres of music, and also transcends many generations of music lovers," said Palms Casino Resort General Manager Jon Gray.
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The international date line serves as the Pacific Ocean's dividing marker, so when a hurricane crosses over it from east to west, it becomes a typhoon instead, and vice versa.
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The weather phenomenon, known as a calima, occurs when a burst of dusty, warm wind forms during sand storms in the Sahara and then crosses over from the African desert.
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While the low pressure system doesn't qualify as a tropical storm, daily rainfall records could be set before it crosses over Florida, the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center tweeted.
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The ferry transports people and cars from an outpost near the Coast Guard station in Miami Beach; it crosses over a channel called Government Cut that is 50 feet deep.
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"Big Bling" bumps right up against the figurative, but never crosses over, never becomes a form that viewers can identify with any assurance, much less give a name to it.
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Can you speak to the role of music in your artwork, Postcommodity's relationship as a band in addition to an art collective, and how noise music crosses over into sound installations?
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Observant Passive content easily crosses over into 360 video and virtual reality, as seen in Gabo Arora, Barry Pousman and Chris Milk's Clouds Over Sidra, and Mac Cauley's The Night Cafe.
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" But he also understood the danger lurking in this hip racism, that "after a while this casual, even ironic embrace of the totems of bigotry crosses over into the real poison.
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He gently but commandingly crosses over the Floating Monkey Bars, taking an 18-inch length of pipe from one cradle and passing hand over hand across another stretch of water to safety.
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Why it could be trouble: The RHONY star, 45, has already demonstrated what happens when she crosses over with other franchises, eviscerating Erika Girardi during a trip to RHOBH earlier this year.
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"Around the Eiffel Tower, the banks are flooded," said Julien Rogard, 23, an engineer who takes the No. 6 Métro line, which crosses over the Seine on the Pont de Bir-Hakeim.
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To find out how cryptocurrency trading crosses over into an addiction, and how to treat it, I spoke to Chris Burn, a therapist in Castle Craig's gambling addiction treatment program, over the phone.
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White Collar Watch When a friend or business acquaintance pitches an investment as a surefire winner, there can be a question about when that cajoling crosses over from mere sales talk to fraud.
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The CBC Radio station in Windsor spoke with Glenn Maleyko, who lives in suburban Windsor but crosses over to the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, where he is superintendent of the public school board.
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The final trailer, shown during tonight's MTV Movie Awards, follows Gal Gadot's Diana as she crosses over from the land of Themyscira to our world, retrieving her iconic whip and shield along the way.
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"In instances where a site goes beyond the mere exercise of these freedoms, however, and crosses over to promoting, encouraging, or otherwise engaging in violence against any person, we will take action," he said.
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The mouserflies in my paintings exist in a hidden world deep in forests, but the human world sometimes crosses over into their realm in the form of objects or trash that we've left behind.
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In a close match of Breakaway, when the relic crosses over between the two teams multiple times as the clock winds down, it's hard to look away before you find out who ends up scoring.
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"The closing of the border crossings is meant to ensure that no one infected with the virus crosses over to Nepal from India and China," said Surya Thapa, an aide to Prime Minister K.P.Sharma Oli.
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As soon as the space debris crosses over, it breaks down into what scientists call a "meteor," which then vaporizes and, as a result of friction, appears as a bright streak of light in the sky.
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The helicopter passes by the Great Gorge — which would be nearly twice as deep as the Grand Canyon if the thousands of feet of ice melted — and crosses over crevassed ice fields before reaching the chalet.
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Key features include the Park Over the Highway, a $2300 million pedestrian plaza that crosses over Interstate 2220, as well as Kiener Plaza and Luther Ely Smith Square, both remodeled at a cost of $0003 million.
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It's a small but significant detail that the design team decided to incorporate after analyzing the particular movements skaters make on the ice—the low stance, swinging arms, and right leg that constantly crosses over the left.
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"In instances where a site goes beyond the mere exercise of these freedoms, however, and crosses over to promoting, encouraging, or otherwise engaging in specific acts of violence against any person, we will take action," GoDaddy's statement read.
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Loud, thudding drums accompany a percussive hook that starts on xylophone, crosses over to spiky rhythm guitar, and introduces a verse in which the band's lead singer and righteous firecracker Hayley Williams doesn't so much sing as cheerlead.
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To the gang member who accidentally crosses over into the wrong territory and (wrongly) imagines the 15-year-old boy at the park was reaching for a gun when he was just pulling a baseball from his bag?
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"In instances where a site goes beyond the mere exercise of these freedoms, however, and crosses over to promoting, encouraging, or otherwise engaging in specific acts of violence against any person, we will take action," GoDaddy told Buzzfeed.
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"In instances where a site goes beyond the mere exercise of these freedoms, however, and crosses over to promoting, encouraging, or otherwise engaging in specific acts of violence against any person, we will take action," GoDaddy said at the time.
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A gauzy strip of cloth wraps around Venus's right buttock, crosses over the crack of her ass, and touches against the top left edge of the torn rectangle (its top edged in white), framing the persimmon and the voluptuous indentation. 26.
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I have wondered if the seed of Prose Architectures lies in what Gladman refers to throughout Calamities as "thresholds": the moment when something (or someone) becomes something else, however intangibly or invisibly; the moment when writing crosses over into another mode of expression.
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"In instances where a site goes beyond the mere exercise of these freedoms, however, and crosses over to promoting, encouraging, or otherwise engaging in specific acts of violence against any person, we will take action," GoDaddy said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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But more than that, it was an honest basketball play, featuring the combined talents of a superior squad coming together in a flash of light, the kind that surpasses the mere confines of "Basketball" and crosses over into the glory of universalist sport.
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Unkrich is back in the director's chair for Pixar's latest project Coco, an emotionally powerful family adventure about a boy named Miguel (Anthony Gonzalez) who crosses over into the Land of the Dead and seeks out his idol, the singer Ernesto de la Cruz.
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The draft letter perfectly captures the larger question that the jury will have to consider this week as it decides Mr. Pugh's fate: where (and how) to mark the precise moment when a man's fantasies become plans and his planning crosses over into concrete action.
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The most recent expansion, Shadowbringers, is, as many of my friends have insistently told me, one of the best Final Fantasy campaigns ever, and now Yoko Taro of Nier: Automata fame is working on a new raid that crosses over with the world of his games.
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And Jimmy's story arc, focused through four seasons on his problematic law career and his relationships with Kim and his overbearing older brother Chuck (Michael McKean), finally definitively crosses over with that of the drug-dealing rivals Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) and Lalo Salamanca (Tony Dalton).
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Even though the pipeline itself wouldn't cut through any federally reserved indigenous land, tribal leaders pointed out that it disrupts sacred ground for the tribes, crosses over 200 rivers and creeks and comes within half a mile of a reservation, ostensibly affecting drinking water supplies for thousands of people.
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Man, that'd be so SkrillexThat's all it was Skrillex, we still love SkrillexAnd I love you like Skrillex loves Skrillex The poem, of course, is an adjusted version of Kanye West's "I Love Kanye" skit off The Life of Pablo, and we think the tribute crosses over quite well.
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But let's get to the nightclub, where Paul McCartney is turned away, the moment Paul McCartney finally crosses over and touches his fingertips through the void and becomes—even if only briefly, even for a moment—human, in the same way that you are human, in the same way as me.
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Then a defector crosses over from the Other Side — a parallel realm reached through a basement in Berlin — and Howard is introduced to someone: a tough-guy version of himself, whom he must impersonate to stop an assassin (Sara Serraiocco) with a kill list that includes his wife (Olivia Williams).
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Lately though, we've begun to see what happens when that expertly curated alternate reality crosses over into the real one—when, for instance, a larger than life social media personality suddenly becomes President of the United States and realizes a little too late that actually doing the job is harder than he thought.
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The few animated videos he has uploaded to YouTube show his facility in that medium as well, and how the subject matter crosses over to tattooing; particularly prepareformorning, which shows a man mutating and spewing something out of his mouth as he puts his eyes and teeth in his head upon awakening.
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That group includes show creators like Susan Harris ("The Golden Girls"), Linda Bloodworth-Thomason ("Designing Women"), Diane English ("Murphy Brown"), Marta Kauffman ("Friends") and of course, Tina Fey, who crosses over in terms of decades, with "30 Rock" starting on broadcast TV in 2006 and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" emerging in the streaming era in 2015.
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