Sentence examples for now going over from inspiring English sources

For now, going "over the top" in this way makes no sense, says Bill Nelson, HBO's chief executive.

The result is that Freddie and Fannie and MBIA and Ambac and the banks are all now going over loans one by one.

The chances of them now going over to the new party are remote.This is not to say the new party has no chance of picking up votes.

They are now going over the state's payroll and procurement policies, as well as the revenues from the federal government, which (as in all states) supply most of Bayelsa's income.

With 36 trains a day now going over the bridge during peak times, compared with 27 before, average weekday ridership over the bridge is up nearly 19percentt, while on slower routes that go through tunnels into Lower Manhattan, it is down 28percentt on the M and R trains and 16percentt on F trains.

By contrast, if we Americans now go over the economic cliff, we have no one to blame but ourselves.

Whatever the reason, many interior experts have now gone over to the smoky side.

The Sea Beach line, served by N trains that now go over the bridge, had an increase in passengers of nearly 10percentt.

Eventually, the pairing felt ludicrous; some executives who had used the formal Sie with one another for decades now went over to du.

Many have now gone over to laptops and memory sticks.In this section Spotting the pirates Back to black ReprintsThese days the most fervent vinyl enthusiasts are mostly after rock music.

I guess it's because virtually every TV company has now gone over to streamed previews, but it's also been exacerbated by the recent purchase of an Apple TV box (after a long campaign of filial nagging).