Magee later went over to the BBC and presented two extraordinary series, Men of Ideas (1978) and The Great Philosophers (1987), and a very ordinary one, Thinking Aloud.
The suggestion, Mr. Garment said later, "went over the line," and it prompted him and Mr. Buzhardt to travel to Key Biscayne, Fla., where the president was vacationing, and recommend to the presidential aides Alexander M. Haig and Ron Ziegler that the president resign.
During the reign of Edward VI, in which he was knighted (1547), he at first supported Protector Somerset but later went over to the party of the earl of Warwick (afterward duke of Northumberland).
As for the idea that Ms. Rowling suggested — that as a teenage prodigy, Dumbledore had a homoerotic infatuation with another prodigious young wizard, Grindelwald (who later went over to what in "Star Wars" is called the Dark Side) — Skeeter hints at this in coded allusions.
His grandfather was Humphrey (IV) de Bohun, who had been part of the baronial opposition of Simon de Montfort, but later gone over to the royal side.
Schneider, however, continued to take a dim view of the project and would later go over Katzenberg's head to urge Eisner to cancel it.
When his approach two holes later went over the green into the water, even Scott admitted that his chances of winning appeared to be nonexistent.
Later, when Perez was going over lists of CRASH cops with Richard Rosenthal and the task force, rating officers as good or bad, he first mentioned Liddy as a pretty good cop with a nose for the bad guys.
Then with the game in the balance, Wales fullback Lee Byrne failed to find touch from a penalty, and a few moments later Hosea Gear was going over in the corner for his second try, all while New Zealand was a man down with flanker Daniel Braid in the sin bin.
Then who the hell is that?' Later, a waiter went over without my knowing it and said, 'You seem so, uh, passionate about food, Mr. Hudsucker, are you in the business?' And he said, 'What business?' And the server said the food business.
