The phrase "academy over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to signify the end of an academic phase or experience, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "After years of hard work, I can finally say that my time at the academy is over."
Alternatives: "academy concluded" or "academy finished".
Thank the rapid expansion of cultural studies in the academy over the past 15 years.
There has been much debate in the legal academy over the necessity of a third year.
Worked at the national academy over the winter and landed England job in February.
It's a few years since she was permanently based at Bradenton, but she spent quite a lot of time at the academy over the Christmas holidays this past winter.
"The Abstract Impulse: Fifty Years of Abstraction at the National Academy, 1956-2006," drawn from the museum's collection, illuminates the troubled history of abstraction at the academy over the last half-century.
"They have invested heavily in the academy over the years and have got a lot of good talent in there," said Cork, who captained Chelsea's youth and reserve teams but never made a senior appearance for the club.
When the academy took over the building, "it was really a big slip downward," said Carla Paterno Darlington, a granddaughter of Dr. Paterno.
All this when the evidence that the rapid expansion of academies over the past five years has delivered improving standards is, to say the least, inconclusive.
Governors may rebel against plans to turn more schools into academies over fears they will be left isolated from vital education support networks and miss out on valuable collaboration as institutions become increasingly competitive.
"We are launching several policy papers, one of which is on academies, which will address this very straightforwardly and we'll be rolling out four academies over the next year or so".
Much of his first novel, about the military academy, is given over to Joycean streams of recitation, the boys' resentments rippling over one another.
