Sentence examples for in something over from inspiring English sources

At a subsequent interview at the embassy, he recalled, American officials made it clear that Mr. Handler had become involved in something over his head.

They'll either invest in something over the top -- a farm in St. Moritz and a brown Fendi crocodile coat with sable collar, say -- or more likely, after careful consideration of the collections, choose 5 to 10 great pieces that will bring luster to their existing wardrobes and make them feel just happening enough -- from office to dinner and back home again -- to appear positively savvy.

If this line of argument is accepted, then the principle of individuality must be sought in something over and above the properties of an object.

Since this individuality resides in something over and above the intrinsic properties of the particles in terms of which they can be regarded as indistinguishable, it has been called 'Transcendental Individuality' by Post (1963).

They need to be ready to respond to customer inquiries — there are many that (like me) want to know what's going on with the startup if they are going to put in something over $25.

Love the idea of swimming in a fresh pool on a hot summer day, but don't like the idea of swimming in something over-chlorinated or possibly full of bacteria?

Sometimes as a player you feel as if you are involved in something that papers over cracks and the danger is that is where we are".

If nothing else, Littell deserves credit for daring to believe he can convince readers that the rabbi and the doctor, who have been enemies almost from birth, can fall in something like love over the course of a week.

To compensate for the hardships caused by Israel's revenue freeze and their own boycott, foreign donors pumped in an estimated $1.2 billion in 2006, something over 10% up from 2005, most of it in humanitarian relief directly to individuals.

Indeed, we've argued before that the influence of social media in something like elections is way over-hyped.

Literature, too, is in something of a tizzy over definitions, appropriations, genres and such.