Sentence examples for over from high-quality English sources.

• Scatter over the flaked almonds.

• A MAIDEN-OVER is an OVER from which no runs are obtained.

• I see that same film over and over and over again.

• Africa has over 90,000 cases, with 2,900 deaths and over 35,000 recoveries.

• The other figure includes the over 80s.

• Prick the pastry all over with a fork and spoon over the marmalade.

• Over the past few weeks, I’ve had the same fantasy over and over again.

• As he started to die, she cried over him saying over and over, "I love you, I love you.

Use over in a sentence.

• First in Brooklyn, then in Los Angeles, and by the summer of 1967, in over 150 cities all over the country.

• Globally, over 1.58 million people have been diagnosed with coronavirus and the pandemic has killed over 94,800 people.

• For those with the means, it's about forging fast-fashion and buying pieces of clothes one knows they will reuse over and over again.

• You say something over and over and over and over again, and people will believe it, and that’s their strategy.

• The usual pattern of air pressure over the Pacific features high pressure over Tahiti and low pressure over Darwin, in northern Australia.

• Transportation, restaurants all over the country, schools all over the country, workplaces all over the country, bars and restaurants all over the country.

• Eight out of 19 categories managed the feat over one year, but that drops to four categories over three years, three over five years and none over 10 years.

• "McConnell promised over and over again, senators repeated over and over again, we're going to follow the Clinton model," Schumer said during a Tuesday press conference.

over sentence examples

• Over the North Pole this vortex has an embedded mean trough over northeastern North America and over northeastern Asia, whereas over the Pacific there is a weak anticyclonic vortex.

• Head to Cornwall, lock the media in a large cupboard, walk round a factory, eat some chips, then stand in front of some TV cameras saying the words "strong and stable leadership" over and over and over and over again.

• At every point, Gandhi still upends modern assumptions, insisting on the primacy of self-sacrifice over self-interest, individual obligations over individual rights, renunciation over consumption, and dying over killing.

• Out on the street, T somehow looks even more frail, his 6-foot-1 frame stooped and swaddled in his winter jacket over another jacket over his father’s gray wool sweater over a Duofold wool undershirt over a white ribbed tank.