Sentence examples for over a summit from inspiring English sources
Built in 1831 33, it was a combination of canal and railroad systems, carrying canal barges over a summit.
According to the C.I.A., bin Laden was scheduled to be at the base that day, presiding over a summit meeting.
He is to attend a vital European Union summit meeting this month and to preside over a summit of the Group of 20 economies early next month in the southern city of Cannes.
A leaked German proposal to appoint a euro-zone commissioner with the power to veto Greek budgets cast a shadow over a summit of European Union leaders in Brussels.
A year of prickly tension went by before the three of them gathered over a "summit dinner," during which the friend came to terms with the fact that the couple would stay together "no matter what," Mr. Cortes said.
But you guys weren't really serious.' " A year of prickly tension went by before the three of them gathered over a "summit dinner," during which the friend came to terms with the fact that the couple would stay together "no matter what," Mr. Cortes said.
They handed the problem over to a summit of the 15-member Southern African Development Community.
Arab masses have been looking for a champion since the fracture between Arab countries over convening a summit on Gaza and the disconnect between them and their leaders who they believe failed to react to Israel's fiercest attacks on the mostly civilian population in Gaza.
He is therefore well prepared to beat up or gun down the terrorists from Kazakhstan who take over Air Force One after a summit meeting in Moscow; in an emergency he can even fly the plane himself.
Mr Hollande himself has accused David Cameron of being "a little phoney" over a claim at a summit that the European Union might be looking to develop its own military drone.
Past presidents, including Obama and George W. Bush, were reluctant to meet with North Korean leadership over concerns that a summit would endorse the regime without securing meaningful commitments over denuclearization.
