Sentence examples for observer over from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clegg told The Observer over the weekend that Britain would not face "a repeat of the 1980s" and the budget cuts of the Margaret Thatcher years.

The White House is a sexier beat, but it's Congress where the action is – and this became clear to even a casual observer over the past few weeks.

An oral history project has been undertaken to record the memories of people who have worked for either the Guardian or the Observer over the last 70 years.

We have used the two expressions 27 and 19 times, respectively, in the Guardian and Observer over the last 12 months.

Now an adopted Briton, he first came to the country in 1952 and has been able to gauge the changes in British society as a semi-detached observer over half a century.

Out on the sunstruck open-air stage, Danza Libre, a valiant young dance group from Guantanamo, Cuba, leapt around in white tights eating fire most of Sunday morning while the rest of us read The Observer over organic croissants.

We further expanded this interesting finding to show that both young and old adults tend to over-count small numbers, but older observers over-count more.

Seasonal Cliches SOME GUY PROPOSED TO HIS GIRLFRIEND ON A MAGAZINE COVER The Observer gave over its magazine cover to a guy on one knee, brandishing a ring.

Sample flow, hands-on time, processing steps, overall turnaround time, and specimen travel distance were measured by two independent observers over the course of three separate observation periods; each observation period was five days.

The United Nations observers over the weekend investigated violence in a farming community, Tremseh, which Syrian opposition groups had characterized as a massacre.

Yet, as Kath Scanlon of LSE London writes: "Observers over the centuries have remarked that London is quintessentially a city of villages.