Examples of 'crossed borders' in a sentence
Meaning of "crossed borders"
Crossed borders: This phrase refers to the action of physically or metaphorically moving from one place, situation, or topic to another, often involving crossing national borders or boundaries
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crossed borders
This work has crossed borders and seas.
We crossed borders and we reached the other side.
They have not crossed borders.
I crossed borders without you.
And their loyalty has even crossed borders.
Grapes that have crossed borders and their most common food pairings.
The war of the selfies has crossed borders.
It has since crossed borders and can now be celebrated around the world.
The appeal even crossed borders.
International cooperation was essential in prosecuting trafficking as it involved activities that crossed borders.
Crime has crossed borders.
Until now we survived on the trucks that crossed borders.
His impact crossed borders.
This wonderful and efficient school has crossed borders.
We have crossed borders.
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We crossed borders and we approached others in order to multiply and transform our image.
That was a clear demonstration that enforced disappearance crossed borders and was an international crime.
Most of them have even crossed borders and now find themselves in neighbouring countries.
This is how the phenomenon of video games has crossed borders and diversified.
And running away she crossed borders and seas until she got to the new promised.
A number of participants expressed the view that markings were also necessary when firearms crossed borders.
It would not be the first time someone crossed borders to get away from troubles.
They crossed borders and moved freely in Europe.
An Ibizan moccasin that crossed borders.
Some of them crossed borders to Japan or Brazil.
Parulkar, my business has crossed borders.
It has crossed borders and made history in Brazilian Otorhinolaryngology.
And I mean it has definitely crossed borders already.
His music crossed borders and was a link between the Andalucía and Latin America culture.
Do you remember when you crossed borders and oceans?
Terror crossed borders and knew no nationality, religion or human value.
It contains a number of concepts that have become universal and, in turn, crossed borders.
Firms forgot, crossed borders and defined strategies with global dimensions.
Today, we have evolved into a movement that has crossed borders and generations.
However, some people crossed borders not for work or holiday but in order to survive.
However, not a single pill has been produced and has crossed borders since then.
Someone crossed borders to get away from troubles . Would not be the first time.
This trend, which was initially on a national scale, has now crossed borders in many sectors.
The Sevillian Holy Week has crossed borders and is one of the most famous religious….
In his academic career, Coleman continually crossed borders.
Thousands of young people have crossed borders on short - term mission experiences.
After emerging in the Belgian music scene, they have already crossed borders.
Today, this second national anthem has crossed borders and expresses the pain of all oppression.
I crossed borders and landed in London, UK.
The company was on tour . They crossed borders and moved freely in Europe.
People cross limits for relationships… but I have one such relationship… for which I crossed borders.
Another 4.6 million Syrians have crossed borders to become refugees in neighbouring countries.
Its beaches, luxury estates and the famous Puerto Banús, have crossed borders in recent decades.
Anyway, yes, we broke rules and crossed borders on the Wild Hunt for sure.
Its new musical style and Polnareff's atypical image, crossed borders.
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Beyond these borders are remnants of the resistance
Inland navigation does not stop at borders of countries
Whose borders were from home to the street
