Sentence examples for a slightly over from inspiring English sources

By Car: Bentonville is a roughly two hour drive from Tulsa and a slightly over three hour drive from Little Rock.

And if ever there was an excuse for a slightly over-the-top celebratory tone, this was it.

There are times when it feels like a slightly over-extended sketch, but it's a high-spirited and shrewd one.

So we have Simply Crochet: a lovely-looking mag with modern projects, beautiful photography and a slightly over-whimsical tone.

Sinfonia leader Jacqueline Shave's dreamy violin meditation followed, soon to be swept up in the swirl of a (slightly over-long) waltz.

It's only when they're wholly black, and very mushy, that they need to hit the compost – by then, they'll have developed a slightly over-the-top, fermented taint.

It's a charming play, but given a slightly over-strenuous production here as if Wright is trying to assert his theatrical credentials.

Instead, he comes across like a slightly over-educated but completely bemused overgrown teenager, forever at odds with the adult world.

Roast chicken with chips and mayonnaise Rub free-range chicken legs with mild olive oil and a slightly over-generous amount of celery salt.

I don't think it happened on purpose at all, but it did seem that a lot of writers piled in and kicked Naomi Wolf's "Vagina" to death in a slightly over-the-top manner.

Here the piece felt like a slightly over-extended romp through abstracted social dancing to music by the Welsh funk-rock band Young Marble Giants for nine cheerful dancers dressed in neon-bright clothes from Issay Miyake's Pleats Please Collection.