The phrase "a letter over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something like "a letter to be sent" or "a letter that is above," but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "I found a letter over there on the table."
Alternatives: "a letter above" or "a letter regarding".
Now why would they send a letter over saying 950 that they didn't have to?
Mr. Netanyahu conveyed Israel's response in a telephone call to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton late Thursday and in a letter over the weekend.
With a fire lit, she wrote, she held a letter over the flame but pulled it away when she saw Steinbrenner's last words: "I miss you something awful Mary Jane.
Organizers of the fifth annual Israeli Presidential Conference, held under the auspices of President Shimon Peres, said they had received a letter over the weekend from Dr. Hawking, a longtime Cambridge professor, announcing his decision.
Mr. Lew, in a letter over the weekend to Senate Republicans, said that under the Constitution, "Only Congress can authorize an increase in the nation's borrowing authority, and therefore Congress must choose how long to extend the debt limit".
The industry's largest trade group sent a letter over the weekend to the Federal Communications Commission, asking for permission to pass along the costs to their own customers if WorldCom falls behind on its network-connection payments.
(In a letter released over the weekend, Hillary Clinton also urged the Senate to "give diplomacy a chance to succeed").
Only last week, the Guardian published a letter from over 60 economists, warning that the worst was yet to come with 80% of the cuts still ahead of us.
We always celebrate your life, my knowledge of the bible is very poor, and the memory of a letter of over 30 years ago is worse.
If munificent benefactors wish to keep on putting out these volumes, perhaps the first question they should ask is whether a letter written over the course of a few hours is as profound as a novel slaved over for years.
A few weeks ago, as many of you will recall, we published what turned out to be a fake letter over the name of the mayor of Paris, whose office later confirmed that he did not write it.
