The phrase "arrow over" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to navigation or direction, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "To navigate the menu, simply click the arrow over to the right."
Alternatives: "pointing to" or "indicating towards".
It was the seventh save of the tournament for Rodney, who celebrated in his usual way, by shooting an imaginary arrow over the center-field scoreboard.
Surging onto the loose ball, Cahill swung his right boot and was richly rewarded, seeing his effort arrow over Victory goalkeeper Lawrence Thomas and into the top right corner.
That sense of relief was widely shared among the 320,000 people of the Bahamas, the chain of 700 islands stretching like the shaft of an arrow over more than 300 miles of the Atlantic from north of Haiti almost to the coast of Florida.
Well, there's The Flash and Arrow over at the CW, Gotham on Fox, Heroes: Reborn on NBC, Marvel's Agents of Shield on ABC, and Daredevil, Jessica Jones and three other shows in the works on Netflix, so the short answer to your question is: a lot.
To be fair to Houston drivers, they have had to master six new and complex traffic signs, including an icon that shows a train track, over which is superimposed a left-turn arrow, over which is a circle with a slash through it.
Tap that arrow over to the right to get started.
A free-diver arrowed over, moving fluidly in his thinner wetsuit and minimal gear.
High volume/pressure (large arrows) over-distend alveolar ducts and distort surrounding alveoli that can lead to stress-failure in these tissues [40].
a Three-dimensional image shows an abnormal vein (arrow) running over a branch of the pulmonary artery.
From these two sets of topologies one can appreaciate that in ensembles of functional networks negative regulatory interactions (red arrows) prevail over positive interactions (black arrows).
He uses his wits, and his might, and his special bow and arrow to take over the world".
