Sentence examples for going over with from inspiring English sources

Murray's rapport with the crowd was interesting: whenever he complained to the chair umpire about movement in the stands or among the photographers, the transgressor received a proper vocal going over, with catcalls and whistles.

This time, he would be going over with what he's already done but with a slightly darker pigment, the contrast of the two contributing to a more three-dimensional appearance.

The multiple crises that have seen a city fall to it's knees burying it's face in triple cooked chips and imported cereal are too numerous to go into without making all of us want to give a marble sink a going over with our foreheads.

The multiple crises that have seen a city fall to its knees burying its face in triple cooked chips and imported cereal are too numerous to go into without making all of us want to give a marble sink a going over with our foreheads.

But how is this going over with the Chinese government, which has been known to create barriers for foreign brands seeking to sell directly to Chinese consumers?

"I was going over with the intentions of letting him know, if he gets out of line again, then I'm going to get out of line," Artest said.

Simmons went over with Grace, who spent a week there.

I'm not sure how that goes over with farmers.

"I thought those days were gone, over with.

I called up Mr. Pawlenty to ask how the line goes over with the crowds.

Maybe this stuff goes over with under 30-year-old lefties.