Sentence examples for failures to get over from inspiring English sources
The Palace manager, Dougie Freedman, had fanned the flames by claiming Cardiff would be "scared stiff" after failures to get over the final hurdle in recent play-off and cup finals.
Culturally we have a fear of failure you have to get over very quickly to embrace games.
Failure is a big thing to get over, but failure really just is a concept.
Cameron's failure to get his party over the finish line meant that by Friday morning all eyes would be turning to Nick Clegg.
It is easy to criticise United's failure to get the deal over the line but perhaps Van Gaal saw what was coming, felt priorities did lie elsewhere and pulled back at the last-minute.
This is a sign either of our failure to get our message across over the last nine months or that the party's press office has finally learnt the dark art of reheating old news.
Then, I started feeling like a failure for not being able to get over that failure quickly enough.
But usually, these women are embarrassed by their failure to get it together, and their insecurities spill over to poison their friendships and romantic relationships alike.
In reality, America's failure to get its way in Iraq and Afghanistan over the past decade, despite deploying large armies and spending trillions of dollars, has been extraordinarily damaging to its status as sole superpower.
