Sentence examples for goes over a from inspiring English sources

"I figure if a plane goes over, a plane goes over," he said.

And the meaning of what you're saying goes over a lot better on an instant message.

The city is at 12,500 feet and the train goes over a pass as high as 16,650 feet.

Next, the train goes over a small hill; at the same time, passing through a trim brake.

In India, a bus goes over a cliff and it's: 'Hey, tough!

Then he swerves the car and almost goes over a cliff.

He goes over a cliff with only two obese cops to soften his fall.

His latest book goes over a lot of well-tilled ground about Mr Bush's "faith-based policies".

As a very rough analogy, a road may be considered that, after crossing a plain, goes over a mountain.

A nurse who goes over a doctor's head because she finds his care decisions inappropriate risks a charge of insubordination.

"We're allowed to wear short sleeves when the temperature goes over a certain degree," Officer Tercynski said.