Sentence examples for get on over from inspiring English sources

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Dennis's bratty attitude — he always has to be on top — is his way of putting off adulthood: if he can get one over on the people around him, maybe he can get one over on time.

Wanting to get one over on them.

"They're trying to get one over on us".

If so, it might explain his desire to get one over on the Prime Minister.

It's amazing how empowered you will feel when you get one over on a psychopath.