Sentence examples for go over easily from inspiring English sources

development led by Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president, issued a report suggesting the university's plans would not go over easily.

The changeover had other effects as well, and didn't go over easily.

With their first lady, Carla Bruni, having been airbrushed hundreds of times as a former supermodel and even President Sarkozy having his picture Photoshopped in Paris Match magazine, this new policy did not go over easily in the French parliament.

The museum is slated to reopen in fall 2011, and the radical design has not gone over easily with many Dresden residents, whose city is better known for painstaking restorations of its past than for contemporary architectural styles.

Use the ribbon of your choice (or some extra fabric) to create straps that will go over your shoulders easily but not slip off.

The cleanup, under $10,000 on average, can easily go over $100,000 if ground water is affected.

He echoed others in saying that fines could easily go over six figures if the industry continues to ignore the aim of prosecutors and courts to protect anonymity for victims.

Since there are only three, he can easily go over the list of their names and confirm that Sally, Tim, and Joe are all safely back in their enclosure for the night, where they won't be eaten by wolves.

It can also easily go over your existing flooring – no demo required.

For all her fabulousness, there is no camp in what she does, in a role that could very easily go over the top and stay there.

The entire sketch is a clear poke at the connection between sports and sexual violence, of course, but this speech is one of those satirical moments that could easily go over someone's head if they're not aware of the issue at hand; the rest of the sketch is much more upfront.