Sentence examples for is over which from inspiring English sources

Now fashion cognoscenti have taken to sneering that Prada is "over," which means that its look has trickled down to shopping-mall chains like The Limited.

He added: "When Beckham signed, everyone said he's finished, his career is over, which is why he signed with M.L.S. — that he's no longer a serious footballer.

Perhaps her most influential work was the 1969 series of posters declaring "War is over," which were hung in prominent places in New York and other cities at the time they were created.

On the other hand, when the device is used, the system supports 140,000 nodes before a node depletes its energy before the first round is over, which corresponds to an increase of 10 times the number of nodes supported in the highly dense WSN. Figure 11 Total average energy consumption per node in a round for different number of nodes in the system.

Thanksgiving is over, which means the holiday commercials just kicked up a notch as we head into the most wonderful time of the year. .

Republican Jim DeMint of South Carolina is exiting the Senate before his term is over, which is a win/win all around.

Those days are over, which is a primary reason tourism is growing in Peru.

"Some of our biggest arguments are over which is better, shorts or jeans," he said.

By Reeves Wiedeman August 12 , 2012The Olympics are over, which means it's almost time for football.

The Ashes are over, which for many of us means the end of a passionate summer fling with the couch.

The real fights within the black community — our internal culture wars — have been over which face we show white America.