Sentence examples for over a word from inspiring English sources
At one point, he gives me his laptop to look over some poems, unaware he has handed over a Word document listing his entire login details.
But why so much fuss over a word?
But how in the world do you get them to meet (and fight) over a word?
In parliament today the old guard rallies for one last stand, but the fight is only over a word.
Occasionally he stumbled over a word or phrase, which mainly served to remind everyone how precise he is.
Her assistant reads a glowing review of her new album, stumbling over a word before she can place it.
If you ain't got no money, you're not leaving, so why would you care about the next person?" Staples is no fan of the authorities: when I saw him at Reading festival this summer he led the crowd in a chant of "Fuck the police!", arms ranging like an emaciated Stretch Armstrong over a word-perfect moshpit.
/ Over used, a word / is a word / often used / wastefully".
Tells how he did it, and how they handed it right over without a word.
The substantial debate, here, is not over how to define a word, but over whether a broadly idiolectal perspective is to be preferred to a non-idiolectal one.
