Sentence examples for over began from inspiring English sources

As Ms Sacco flew over the African continent, thousands of tweeters the world over began by sharing her tweet and calling her racist and stupid.

On November 24th, single parents whose youngest child is aged 12 or over began to be shifted over to job-seeker's allowance, a benefit that requires the recipient to be looking actively for employment.

The national programme to immunise all schoolgirls aged 12 and over began across the UK last autumn, with the aim of offering the vaccine to all girls under the age of 18 by 2011.

The marriage, which some friends and family believe will resume when Jowell's ministerial career is over, began in 1979 just as Labour was about to enter its wilderness years.

The national programme to immunise all schoolgirls aged 12 and over began across the UK last autumn, with the aim of offering the vaccine to all girls under 18 by 2011.

The first tourism campaign for Philadelphia since Sept. 11, with the theme "Philly's more fun when you sleep over," began in mid-November, to coincide with the availability of a new overnight weekend promotion and holiday events as well as with people warming up to the idea of taking trips again.

Other locations in Fullerton, Monrovia, San Pedro and Yorba Linda will switch over beginning Aug. 22.

"So what is our producer getting?" a voice-over began.

As the Dream-Over began, a team leader said one person had admitted to something unusual: dreaming in black and white.

"In 2016, Russia was losing relevance among democracy-obsessed Americans," the voice-over begins.

4. Children learn to venture away from home with sleep-overs beginning about age 8.