Sentence examples for going in over from inspiring English sources

Over five years, a 20% taxpayer, investing £160 a month net into their pension plan will get an extra £2,400 a year going in – over five years that's £12,000 for a net cost of £9,000.

Has he remembered his compass his spare socks does he fully intend going in over his knees off the military track from Okehampton? keeping his course through the swamp spaces and pulling the distance around his shoulders and if it rains, if it thunders suddenly where will he shelter looking round and all that lies to hand is his own bones?

I'm going in any direction I want to go in over the past 25 years.

The new drain went in over the summer and this is it's first big test.

I can win from here if a few putts go in over the weekend.

"It is everything put together in terms of the effort that has gone in over the last 18 months and it is undoubtedly having an impact".

His winner came in the 111th minute, on a lobbed shot from the right wing that went in over the fingertips of Portugal's goalkeeper, Mika.

After all, is it fair to bail out someone who went in over his head while doing nothing for a neighbor who acted responsibly?

"He said he would surrender, he had gone in over his head, he was concerned that he not be harmed," he said.

"An application will go in over the next three to four months.

"We're very confident that no matter what, we can go in over two legs and get a positive result.