Sentence examples for over altogether from inspiring English sources

Gradually he took over altogether the weekly drawing of the political "big cut".

It took over altogether in 1990 on the death of the main shareholder, a local builder.

I sank down, hit the side of the tube, and at one point flipped over altogether.

It wants to give public sector staff a freer hand in running services, including taking them over altogether.

Some years are skipped over altogether, and others are indicated by a few seconds of actions: an unanswered phone call; a dive into a swimming pool.

Every time this Mother Courage loses one of her children to the never-ending war, she becomes so stooped, you expect her to keel over altogether.

"They don't want to weaken Saudi Arabia they want to take over the region altogether.

Snatches of tax code drift through characters' minds, arcane fiscal questions erupt into conversations, or take over the text altogether for short stretches.

It's a story more or less familiar to those who remember neighborhoods like this one, Weeksville, in the 1980s, but one that is not altogether over and done with.

What did not make it into the main story is alluded to in copious notes that make up sort of a second novel at the bottom of its pages (when they do not take over the pages altogether).

But "a speech of serious strategic intent... did not contain any great policy content" because "big issues were skated over or ignored altogether" and it was "light on details of domestic policy".