Sentence examples for being in over from inspiring English sources

It is this vein that is tapped by New Hampshire's Senator Bob Smith, who last year opposed NATO expansion and who now, in his presidential bid, witheringly accuses Mr Clinton of being "in over his head" with a Balkan intervention that "has no exit strategy and no endgame .Unhappily for Mr Smith, however, his is the type of personality that is televisually invisible.

HD is more frequent in two age groups, the first being in age 15 35 and the second being in over 55 years old [ 2].

The same source familiar with conversation said that the visibly distressed Islam gave a strong impression of being in over his head.

The board currently includes a plasterer, a tax official, a farmer, a telecoms engineer, a gardener and a nurse – which, according to your view of things, may either suggest a shining example of economic democracy, or a group of people in grave danger of being in over their heads.

What they worry about is the impact on their kids of "being in over their heads".

In light of state officials clearly being in over their heads, a judge blocked the law again from going into effect until the trial court makes a final decision.

They're in over 100 countries.

He has been in over 50 movies.

Now it's in over 60 countries.

The last boundary was in over No5.

Obama may be in over his head.