Sentence examples for nonstop over from inspiring English sources

Precourt said the team had worked nonstop over the past five weeks to prepare for Tuesday's milestone.

Which almost makes me feel bad for making fun of him nonstop over the last few years.

It seems he has been under fire almost nonstop over ethics issues and political experts are starting to wonder how much patience voters have left.

During her three years in the program, Sister Linenkugel studied nonstop, over holidays and on weekends, late at night and early in the morning -- while working full time at the hospital.

Many people may equate songbirds more with Snow White than endurance flying, but Dutch scientists recently observed one species flying for 40 to 60 hours nonstop over the Sahara desert while migrating, Phys.org reports.

A songbird that easily fits in the palm of your hand still piles on enough fat each fall to fly nonstop over the ocean from Canada to the Caribbean islands.

It is the end of our nonstop, indepth, over-the-top, shoot-for-the-fences, pigs-in-a-blanket coverage of Thanksgiving here on the soon-to-be-renamed Cartoon Lounge, but, unfortunately, there are still a few topics we haven't touched on.

"The acquisition would give United a monopoly or duopoly on nonstop service over 30 routes," the government said, "where consumers spend over $1.6 billion annually, and substantially limit the competition it faces on numerous other routes representing over $4 billion in revenues".

Two new flights to Thailand and China are shorter, thanks to new nonstop routes over the North Pole.

THE most insane part of March Madness is not the cavalcade of games, but the nonstop speculation over which coaches will be fired and who will replace them.

By the 1920s the first small commercial airlines had begun to carry mail, and the increased speed and range of aircraft made possible the first nonstop flights over the world's oceans, poles, and continents.