Sentence examples for be over by around from inspiring English sources

The worst of the storm was expected to be over by around midnight.

"Donna Karan should be over by around 4 30, so you'll be able to get out in time to catch most of the first set".

The worst of the storm was expected to be over by around midnight, but it left lasting damage during the previous 18 hours.

Staff were originally told the work would be over by around 19 00 GMT, but were asked to work until 01 00 GMT the next morning.

The voting was over by around 20 seconds past 12.

The French plant is also thought to be over budget, by around 20%.To the industry's opponents, all this is proof that nuclear electricity is uneconomical.

It starts around 11 and it's over by 1.

On current projections, 34% of China's population will be over 60 by 2050 (it's around 12% now).

According to Red Sky the Executive alleged it was over-charging by around 10% on a sample of £350,000 worth of work but when the company examined the claim it had in fact been underpaid for the work in question.

Organic carbon in soil may have been over-estimated by around a quarter - that's bad news, as the carbon helps plant fertility, helps prevent floods, and once released into the atmosphere contributes to climate change.

Meanwhile, overseas, "Skyfall" continues impress: The film had earned $321 million internationally as of Wednesday, meaning its global tally could be over $500 million by the time Monday morning rolls around.