The phrase "and retrieve it over" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "You can save the file and retrieve it over the network later."
Alternatives: "and access it again" or "and get it back".
He'll hopefully kneel over and retrieve it for you and, to his surprise, notice how fat the wad of cash is.
A method of injecting steam/hot water to heat the solvent to vaporize and retrieve it was introduced recently (steam-over-solvent injection in fractured reservoirs) and tested through core experiments.
Under the system proposed by the studios, it is not clear, for instance, if someone would be able to record a show in the living room and watch it over a wireless home network in the bedroom, or retrieve it over the Internet to watch at a second home or a friend's house.
There are unexpected benefits: When you forget to transfer that all-important presentation from a PC to a laptop, you can retrieve it over the Internet from the PC's remote backup site.
"The officer stoops over to retrieve it, and the individual raises the club to strike him, and the officer fires," the detective lieutenant said.
The ball appeared to hit her glove, and as she bent over to retrieve it, he swooped into her space and wrestled it away.
He bends over to retrieve it, there's another thunderclap, and the already skittish horse in front of him, now thoroughly spooked, kicks Archie in the face and kills him.
The 21-year old woman jumped over a safety fence to retrieve it, and was promptly hit in the head with the Legocoaster's car.
Is a tray of tea and scones more British than a girl trying to fish a glowstick out of a toilet bowl and accidentally dropping her iPhone in while she leans over to retrieve it?
When Woollard was first contacted about the Christmas lectures she deleted the email, only to retrieve it later and mull the idea over.
