Sentences with phrase «cross the lines with»

While Cage is far from the worst performance on our list, he definitely goes overboard with his delivery, often crossing the line with his trademark intensity and loud expressions.

Your body being more susceptible to colds, flu and migraine headaches this time of year may be its own way to alert the brain you are crossing the line with your taxes.

Theo, you crossed the line with Hawkins comment.

Try to establish a password or sign to let your teen know when they're getting close to crossing the line with you.

Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz said Wednesday that Republicans are «obsessed» with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and are crossing a line with recent attacks on her bringing up her past.

He gives as good as he gets but never crosses the line with mean, ugly useless attacks.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — U.S. Rep. John Katko says Donald Trump has crossed a line with his vulgar comments about women and should step down as the Republican nominee for president.

Maybe I crossed the line with the polka dot pants.

If you cross the line with a dirty joke right off the bet, you might ruin the whole date.

I don't want to write down the spoilers, but in my opinion, scriptwriters completely crossed the line with a stupid brutality in one of the main quest.

Peter Quill may have crossed a line with Thor in the latest promo for Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War.

A STUDY GROUP DIVIDED - After Pierce (Chevy Chase) crosses a line with Shirley (Yvette Nicole Brown), the group is forced to choose between the two.

Reaching 40mph on the straights, the remote - control Mustang crossed the line with a time of 3 min 47sec — only two minutes slower than a Clio 197 Cup (not bad given the 194bhp deficit), twice as fast as a Sinclair C5 (evo 100), or a scale time of 45.4 sec.

It crossed the line with a time of 6 minutes, 47.3 seconds, topping its next closest competitor, the purpose - built Radical SR8 LM, by about 1 second.

«Sometimes the lure of popular consciousness can cause companies to cross the line with misleading packaging and slick marketing speech.

Later on, Johnson crossed his line with pure English bulldogs from the north to maintain the athleticism.

Ungrateful children can sometimes cross the line with parents but in this case posting untrue accusations of pedophilia cost this child $ 135,000 (Z. v. Z., 2016 BCSC 1730).

I'm a lawyer and although I don't think that Lady Hale crossed the line with her remark in Singapore, I can understand that there are a range of arguable positions on the question.

This would be defined as having a problem and crossing the line with a problem, but not creating dependency.

Here are some tips to ensuring you don't cross the line with social media.

You guys are crossing a line with the Competition Bureau, and they really need to start regulating the industry to create more competition in selling homes.

Not exact matches

Sometimes in conversations with these people, I find myself thinking of how thin the line really is between praying and whining, and how easy it is to cross.

There have been many instances where someone crossed a line, and we were tempted to respond with a new rule that applied to everyone.

Although you don't need any specific licenses for transporting personal horses for customers unless you get into commercial - size vehicles that hold many animals, you will definitely need equine or bovine experience for potential clients to trust your ability to transport their animals, and you need to familiarize yourself with the livestock transport regulations for crossing state lines.

Internet trolls love to mess with people (or chatbots), and they don't seem to care when they cross a line — by hiding their identity behind a screen name, they count on never having to experience serious retribution.

As a ninja assassin with ties to the mystical supervillain organization known as the Hand, she crosses the line between hero and villain seamlessly.

«I fell in love with being able to cross the line first with my hands up and maybe getting into the paper the next day.

If this line is crossed, it compels a nation to respond with force.

What Sutton calls «effective assholes» tend to develop a close relationship with someone who can tell them when they've crossed a line.

A measure designed to provide financial incentives for companies to hire new employees looks set to pass the Senate, after five Republicans, including newly elected Senator Scott Brown, crossed party lines and voted with the Democrats.

But with nearly all trains on his line rerouted to Hoboken, New Jersey, he has had to piece together a makeshift plan to cross the Hudson River to Manhattan.

Canadian truck drivers crossing over into the U.S. might have to put up with longer lines, as U.S. border agents might work overtime, even though they are exempt from furloughs.

Flynn, in an interview with The Daily Caller News Foundation, said Monday «there were no lines crossed» in his conversations with Kislyak.

Tipping his hat to Morgan Stanley analyst Keith Weiss, who came up with the concept of the race to $ 1 trillion in a recent research note on Microsoft, Cramer decided to look at all four contenders and speculate on which one might cross the «finish line» first.

Conroy, a West Haven, Conn., cash - flow expert who spent most of his career as the treasurer or controller of businesses with up to $ 10 million in sales, offers a solution that is as effective as it is unusual: «Appoint a cash - flow specialist with the authority to cross department lines as he or she follows the trail of cash coming into — or failing to come into — the company.»

«According to our flight logs for Nov 23, 2017, this alleged incident did not take place, nor has there been any instance where a Coalition aircraft crossed the river without first deconflicting with the Russians via the deconfliction phone line set up for this purpose.

The organization I'm imagining could let these executives know when they've crossed the line, without forcing their victims to go public with accusations.

If it crosses the line, as it likely did with wrestler Hulk Hogan, the courts should deal with it.

Still, sticking with the first figure, soon the aging runner will likely finally cross the goal line, and we're doing better here than most other advanced economies.

After specific thresholds are crossed within your account, the portfolio will automatically be adjusted to ensure it stays in line with the proposed asset mix.

If this happens, to the extent that more countries with a wider range of political goals and institutions join the system created by the Bretton Woods conference, and to the extent that geopolitical tensions rise in Eurasia, it seems to me that the flat or mildly upward sloping line that represents the benefits to the US of the global trading system and the steep upward sloping line that represents the costs, if they haven't already crossed, must cross soon.

There's nothing wrong with crossing Google's lines every now and then, as long as you're being honest about it.

That's quite high when considering that the company still hasn't crossed the finish line with its first product yet and is still burning through capital each quarter.

It is a slow and methodical race to early retirement but with dividend growth keeping its momentum I just might cross the finish line.

I often disagree with Gawker's news judgment, and it has routinely published items over the years that crossed the line of good taste.

But as the consortium of Asian energy companies that submitted the Canadian project for regulatory approval three years ago weighs it's options in a global energy market now flooded with cheap oil and gas, and further considers the 190 conditions attached to Ottawa's approval, including a cap on annual green house gas emissions, it may be some time before this project crosses the finish line.

As can be seen with the final «sell» signal on the far right, a «buy» indication turns up quite promptly when the MACD crosses back above the signal line.

Instant code of conduct feedback when an employee «crosses a line,» either in business interactions or by expressing bias in their dealings with colleagues or customers (e.g., a beep prompting a need to correct or stop a behavior).

I did see one point in Tony Perkin's article that resonated with me and that was the warning of crossing the line and reverse discriminating against people who feel, for whatever reason that GLBT is wrong.

Albeit, they didn't «need» to fire her, but I do not believe her religious lines were crossed, she was not celebrating the birth of Jesus, nor any other religious observances connected with that day.