Sentence examples for gem over from inspiring English sources

A recent gem: "Over here at the S.E.C., we call him One Buck Zuck".

The Center for Palestine Studies (CPS) at Columbia is proud to launch, in conjunction with the Institute for Palestine Studies in Ramallah, the archives of this forgotten gem over a century after its birth in Jerusalem.

In Johnson's first game, on March 28, starter Jose Berrios and the bullpen gave him just the kind of victory that once eluded him: a 2-0 gem over the Cleveland Indians.

Inside 50 could pretty much run a Max Gawn photo in this slot every single week (AFL snapper Michael Wilson took a gem over the weekend in which the big ruckman is studying Jim Stynes' old number before pulling on his Melbourne guernsey) but this Quinn Rooney shot captured well last weekend's ruck duel between the Dees star and former team-mate Stefan Martin.

A turning point came in August 1998, when Kogen bought his first PC and, a month later, sold his first gem over the internet.

- And our Person of the Week: Commenter "Colin," who delivered one hell of a gem over at the CNN Belief Blog this week.

Tom Brady, the three-time Super Bowl winner for the New England Patriots and one of the best quarterbacks of all time, was the 199th player chosen in the 2000 draft, a hidden gem passed over by every NFL team multiple times.

In recent years, Australians have seen many of their corporate gems taken over by foreign firms.

But they finally struck gold — and continued uncovering gems over the decades with the microprocessor and personal computer.

The comment came after a campaign to boycott "genocide gems" over the persecution of the Rohingya Muslims.

It biggest exports, Kerli and Vanilla Ninja, have understandably gravitated towards English lyrics but Estonia's native-language pop scene has thrown up more gems over the last decade than might be expected from a country of its size.