"hurdle over" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when describing someone jumping over a physical or figurative obstacle. Example: The athlete skillfully hurdled over the wall, impressing the crowd with their agility.
"He could easily hurdle over the young player and he directs his studs right on to his ankle, which could've been nasty," said the Reds boss.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers said after the League Cup semi-final: "He could easily hurdle over the young player and he directs his studs right on to his ankle, which could have been nasty".
Reds manager Brendan Rodgers said at his post-match press conference: "He could easily hurdle over the young player and he directs his studs right on to his ankle, which could've been nasty".
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers said after the League Cup semi-final: "He could easily hurdle over the young player and he directs his studs right on to his ankle, which could have been nasty". Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho said after the game that he feels the Brazil-born player is being targeted unfairly.
Reds manager Brendan Rodgers said at his post-match press conference: "He could easily hurdle over the young player and he directs his studs right on to his ankle, which could've been nasty". Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho said after the game that he feels the Brazil-born Spais international is being targeted unfairly.
Quite a lot of horrible shit in that sentence to hurdle over, is their not?
Yelp hurdled over the bar, in fact, seeing a net loss in the first quarter of 2013 of $4.8 million, or $0.08 per share.
Walker scored an earlier touchdown by hurdling over from the 1-yard line.
Over the course of two weeknights, about half of the riders hurdled over or ducked under the turnstiles.
O'Grady also likes Clopf for two-mile novice hurdles, as well as the German-bred ex-Flat racer Catch Me, who will be hurdling over longer distances.
Clint Hurdle took over a 6-16 teandand was 9-4 after last night's game.
