Sentence examples for being an over from inspiring English sources

"It could end up being an over $100-million 100-millionat last decision" Lins said.

The camera work is done in flashes so the mind does not capture the complete images of the zombies which maintains the mystery and keeps the movie from being an over the top caricature of your stereotypical bloodsucking monster -- the undead..

It's not about being an over achiever, it's about being a wide achiever.

Khiva has a reputation for being an over-restored "city-museum", but it would take a particularly cynical eye to not appreciate its sunsets and towering madrasas.

Being an over-tested kindergartner, not getting any recess, and being made to feel you are a failure before you get started in your schooling.

For a moment, Lisa stops berating him for being an over-the-hill free-swinger who strikes out too often, and roots for him to swing for the seats.

When it was time to start learning a foreign language in high school, I (being an over-achieving nerd) chose German because it was supposed to be more difficult than the alternatives of French and Spanish.

11 15am: The first question to Obama is whether his much-discussed "team of rivals" can avoid being an over-competitive team of frenemies, as Maureen Dowd famously put it.

I try and do that, not just with the children I'm lucky enough to have in my life (I revel in being an over-indulgent aunty to my sister's three young children, Ivor, nine, Matilda, seven, and three-year-old Flynn) but also with other people in my life, be they younger or older.

As for the young woman, at the risk of being an over-maternalistic, out-of-touch old hag, unwittingly denying her the right to express her sexuality, I just want to give her a big hug and say: "No one with half a brain cell is judging you and, if they are, to Hades with them!

His wife compensated by being an over-the-top disciplinarian.