Sentences with phrase «crossing line»

We all know that you're not allowed to pass the ball forward after crossing the line of scrimmage.

Crossing the line didn't mean his work was done, however, as he decided to pick up the stranded McLaren drivers of Niki Lauda and Alain Prost (who'd retired sometime earlier) and fans were treated to the awesome sight of the three of them bombing back to the pits without their helmets on.

In the 200m, Bolt, the two - time defending Olympics gold medalist, won easily, crossing the line in 19.58 seconds (0.26 seconds behind his London time).

While goal line technology is more modest than VAR and something I think is acceptable and useful, it could have significantly altered the results of 1966 WC between England and West Germany (re: Geoff Hurst's winning goal not crossing the line).

Transgressions: Breaking a dude's leg, forever crossing the line between hard - nosed and reckless.

He's usually kept his antics from crossing the line but this is ridiculous.

He knows nothing about hockey and is an apologist and excusist when the Bruins are crossing the line, which happens a lot.

And what happens if the management is not interested to know how a fan feels do they not tell the manager about boundaries of crossing the line when protects his lacklustre squad and himself.

Once he realised his error he did start to wave the flag, just as the lapped Jordan of Takuma Sato was crossing the line.

Both Clement and Ertz came dangerously close to crossing the line that defines the tiny difference between a complete and incomplete catch in the NFL.

It really came down to timing, crossing the line every lap.

Marketers need to stand out without crossing the line.

What do you avoid in your presentation to keep from crossing that line?

In the contractual framework, it naturally makes sense to want to get away with as much as you can without «crossing the line,» for contracts, recall, are predicated on a lack of trust and are about what individuals can get from one another.

But to think one being created everything is foolish and those who push their faith on others are crossing the line!

All the while, we attended church youth group, and it never occurred to me that we were crossing a line (i.e., lusting).

But it has more to do with not crossing the line mentally or physically with this girl and he does that out of respect.

And I've never seen her posts removed, so apparently despite what you say CNN doesn't think she's crossing the line either.

Members of the family's many households visited each other frequently, crossing the line as a matter of course.

You, child Crossing the line without knowing Just for being who you are What confusion was hard wired?

This is about goverment crossing the line on people of faith.

Right means limits and a woman has no more right than to be a woman, crossing line is hinduism, illegality.

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.

Another example of crossing the line of church and state.

«Given the significant consequences of acting as an unregistered broker - dealer and the increased attention being given to this issue by the SEC staff, private - fund advisers should consider reviewing their practices to determine whether any activities that may be approaching or crossing the line would require broker - dealer registration,» David Blass, the chief counsel of the SEC's division of trading and markets, suggested in a speech last April.

If you're not remarketing to people who came close to crossing the line, you're effectively restricting yourself to just one shot at getting visitors to convert in a single session — an almost inconceivable feat in today's multi-device online environment.

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.

There's only one place to go,» Dresnok told filmmakers for the 2006 documentary «Crossing the Line.»

The same goes for your legs, no crossing the line between the seats - we don't care if you have a wide stance.

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.

Persistent follow up that nevers crossing the line into pestering is the secret to sales success.

The good doctors are afraid of crossing the line.»

It reminds Paul Krugman of the aftermath of the First World War, when the victors sought to punish the vanquished, and were unmoved as it became evident their demands for reparations had crossed the line of economic reason.

Colbert's 2006 audience was far more obviously tense than at last night's dinner, and debate raged over whether he had crossed a line.

That crosses the line from responsive to creepy.

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

Passion is a big success driver, but when you cross that line and become over-the-top fanatical, that works against you.

When someone crosses the line, their manager needs to have the skill to address the issue directly.

In his desperation to save his business, Clarence crossed a line that could land him in jail.

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.

... Today, many companies... favor Wall Street analysts and institutional investors in... ways that often skirt or cross the line of unfairness.»

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

Our use should be sustainable in theory, but in some cases, we have already crossed the line and are depleting these sources.

Facebook Inc. has tried to maintain a veneer of editorial independence, but recent moves in Europe point toward the social media giant becoming increasingly active in banning those who cross the line.

«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.

«But this crossed every line that I would draw in terms of business conduct.

Without serious consideration to setting achievable, well planned, and supported company goals, a leader can easily cross the line from inspirational to delusional.

Commemorating an event on social media may seem like a good way to be relevant and timely while showcasing your company's compassionate side, but social commemorations can easily cross the line into «tacky» or even «disrespectful» territory.

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

Although still far smaller than Uber, Lyft is running a successful charm offensive to brand itself the kinder, gentler version of Uber, whose hyper - competitive tactics have crossed the line several times, as our business ethics blogger Chris MacDonald wrote recently: