Sentence examples for may get over from inspiring English sources

They may get over excited easily and have difficulty settling down.

Your horse may get over excited/ scared and bolt- keep still and deep in the saddle, don't start tugging on the reins or he'll get even more spooked.

With five candidates, rather than two, competing for prime minister, none may get over 50% of the vote on May 17th.

"They may get over it," he replied.

Those who romanticize the camaraderie of a smoky bar may get over it more easily than they think.

American demands for military intervention against insurgents in North Waziristan will again be batted away.Yet the fact that the broad relationship has survived other severe tests this year suggests it may get over this one too.

First, heavy metals enter frond chloroplast (Sandalio et al. 2001) and may get over-accumulated locally causing oxidative stress that will cause damages like peroxidation of chloroplast membranes (Puertas et al. 2004).

Even when the statistic results are sound, they may get over-interpreted.

You may get over-weight if you enjoy too much.

Don't put your plant outside in the rain as it may get over-watered and die.

Ozzy keeps drinking True Blood to remain the reigning Prince of Darkness, and the Roots may finally get over, thanks to another brilliant album.