Sentence examples for getting it over the line from inspiring English sources

"If that is the case, then hopefully we can look forward to having them back in the building next week at some point and finally getting it over the line".

But he said the government's ambition should be to try to build as big a consensus as possible on Brexit, rather than simply "getting it over the line" with a slim majority of one or two votes.

The ball is hit back and forth until someone messes up, either by letting it bounce more than once or by not getting it over the line.

If the Lib Dems refused to co-operate (unlikely, especially if there is no prospect of them alternatively supporting a Tory government), Labour will then rely on the SNP to get it over the line in the vote on its queen's speech in early June.

"I'm delighted to have got it over the line so soon into January," he said.

We had chances to score but we just couldn't quite get it over the line.

"I think we'll get it over the line overnight," said Wenger.

"We have just got to be patient and hope to get it over the line in the next 24 hours.

"He said, give Labour whatever they want to get it over the line," said a cabinet source.

An air of: "We came so close, but we couldn't quite get it over the line".

Speaking at St Mary's ahead of his new club's match against West Bromwich Albion, the former Burnley man said: "I'm delighted to have got it over the line so soon into January.