The phrase "a lake over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a location relative to a lake, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The cabin is located a lake over from the main road."
Alternatives: "a lake away" or "one lake over".
Joint and several liability is often used in pollution cases: when several companies dump toxic waste in a lake over time, a plaintiff can go after the company with the deepest pockets, and a judge can hold that single company responsible for the entire cost of the cleanup — with the understanding that it's up to that polluter to sue the others to pay their share.
We gradually added top predators to a lake over 3 years to destabilize its food web.
Fresh water had to be piped in from a lake over a mile away.
A couple of years ago, a lake froze over completely and we had a group of teenagers who were meant to be out on the water.
But once the joy of frolicking around in a lake was over, the reality started to set in: what do offenders do when they get out?
They're tortured into a boat shape, planted with radish and twigs of tarragon, and filled with a lake of over-citrussed beurre blanc and tarragon oil that pools over everything at the touch of a fork.
To address this, we used an automated floating evaporation pan and undertook measurements at a pit lake over a 12 month period.
Subsidence and faulting at the site created a new lake, over a mile wide.
"We went to a lake place over by Wausau".
As weird and illogical as a lake freezing over on a warm summer day, heat from the sun appears to flow from its surface--a mere 6000 degrees Celsius or so--toward the sizzling corona, which averages a few million degrees.
Route 284 passes to the south of a lake, crosses over a branch of the Wallkill River and intersects with County Route 642 (Bassets Bridge Road).
