Sentence examples for flow back over from inspiring English sources

A handsome example here is an open-robe English dress of 1795: a long white gown with an overmantle of yellow-and-white-striped satin, which forms a tight band under the bust, then is led by straps to flow back over the shoulders in a long cape.

Originally, labor would flow north over the border for planting and harvest, and flow back over the border in the off seasons.

This method uses distillation extraction by vaporizing the formation water in the core sample using boiling solvent, where both fluids condensed, and water is collected in a calibrated chamber and the condensed solvent flows back over the core sample to extract the oil.

While we walked up the hill, his voice flowed back over me.

How much water is used in a typical frac job and how much flows back...and over what sort of time period?

Near-term earnings are about the flow back of 2009′s over-reserving for bad paper.

Pew estimates a net migration flow back to Mexico over that period of roughly 140,000 people.

"We expect much of the deferred demand from the pre-election period to flow back into the prime market over the remainder of 2015 and 2016, particularly given that the spectre of a mansion tax is now removed from the market," he said.

The built-in capital gains flow back onto your tax return over a period of years, and you get the asset out of your estate).

And given that the same scientist is likely to be more productive in America than in a developing country because of better facilities and more resources, immigration may help overall innovation (some of the benefits of which may flow back to firms in poorer countries).Over time, knowledge flows between countries, and innovations in one place may benefit people elsewhere.

Foreign aid began to flow back.