Sentence examples for a better view over from inspiring English sources

He jumps up in a bunker, ostensibly to get a better view over the lip but actually to improve his lie in the sand.

Giants defensive lineman Justin Tuck, who endured Brees's four-touchdown day last month, said he guessed that Brees takes a deeper drop before he passes to give him a better view over his offensive line.

The pair operate differently to most crews in that Percy, as the helmsman, calls the tactics upwind, before Simpson, with a better view of the course, takes over the strategy downwind leaving Percy to concentrate on boat speed.

The appointment of Mr. Ford may provide the United States with more diplomatic leverage and a better view on the conflict over the tribunal, analysts said.

When asked to lean the cake over to give the crowd a better view, the bear tilted it over a little too much, sending the baked good hurling down several feet to the seats below.

("See that cedar post?" Jerry Walters, a Baptist preacher who had worked as a rural letter carrier on Prairie Chapel Road, asked me, the first time I went in search of the house, as I craned for a better view from his car. "See over the post, over yonder? How there's something shiny? In the trees, down low?") Sightseers stopped to snap photographs anyway.

"At first it shocked me — it is harder to block it out — I'd be doing a scene with someone and I'm supposed to be looking into her eyes, and then behind her there is an audience member leaning over for a better view," he said.

At the nearby Volcano Golf & Country Club, people scrambled up trees to take pictures and get a better view of the imposing dark plume that billowed over the greens.

The defence advocate added: "He moved over on to the other lane to get a better view of what was ahead of the bus.

The commissioners, mesmerized, craned their necks and leaned over their desks to get a better view.

They tripped over one another trying to get a better view.