The phrase "a character over" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as discussing text formatting or character limits, but it is not widely recognized.
Example: "You have exceeded the limit by a character over the allowed count."
Alternatives: "one character too many" or "exceeded by a character".
She fast-forwards willy-nilly through chaplettes she doesn't feel like writing, and claims she's entered into litigation with a character over the right to describe his possessions.
But as he contemplated the idea of working in the resurgent field of serialized American television, and the possibility of getting to build a character over several years, Mr. Sheen said he started to take a liking to the bottled-up Masters.
Perhaps the most wonderful thing about this book is the way Hanneke grows as a character over the course of the novel from someone distant, reserved and blinded by grief, to a courageous heroine who puts her own life in danger to save a girl she has never met.
It is exciting to play a character over a long period, see how they grow.
These details root viewers in reality right up until he launches a character over the rooftops.
In an experiment, a deleted scene from "The Return" was made available over NBC.com and iTunes; explaining the absence of a character over the next several episodes.
However, in most cases, it can be just a part of a character (over-segmentation) or a combination of many characters (under-segmentation) (see Fig. 2).
Start rearranging the thread and the story can seem as out of sync as a character falling over before a punch is thrown.
She is well known as one of the earliest female protagonists in video game history and has remained a popular character over a quarter-century after her first appearance.
Like "Spider-Man," which opens on June 14, "Zarkana" features a character soaring over the audience, a hard-driving rock score, a villainous spider lady and gravity-defying acrobats.
Breaking Bad showed a character transforming over two years of his life in a way that could never be achieved in film.
