Sentence examples for over cape from inspiring English sources

During the past few years we've seen a nightingale singing in full view at Stodmarsh in Kent; hordes of American wood warblers passing over Cape May, New Jersey; and a club-tailed dragonfly (not a bird, but the same principle applies) at the end of a long walk along the River Severn last spring.

It will be posted all over cape Breton to see….

That meant the scales of a crocodile cut up and reassembled on stretch jersey or a fling-over cape attached to a slinky white dress.

A bunch of us gathered around some candles and memorabilia on the farthest part of Herring Cove beach, the sun setting over Cape Cod Bay, told stories and wiped away tears.

But the British only took over Cape Colony in the Napoleonic wars; the Constantia wine that Napoleon quaffed on St Helena came from vines originally planted by Dutch settlers, enhanced and improved by the Huguenots who joined them over a century before the British arrived.

Now that the Real Estate party's over, Cape Coral-Fort Myers is one of the worst places to ride out the economic storm.

After passing over Cape Verde, it moved generally west-northwestward and crossed a region of colder seas.

Some of the mannequins are accessorized with moccasins, but photographs of fully outfitted women show that the dresses were only one part of an extravagantly layered look: beads piled on beads, headdresses atop shawls over capes.

And sure enough, that Christmas Eve it was Rudolf's nose that led us safely over the cape of the North Pole.

It's more like Mr. Rogers trading his jacket for his sneakers and cardigan or maybe Superman throwing street clothes over his cape and tights, because I seem to lose some of my power in the process.

There's a new Batman now, Dick Grayson – formerly Batman's original partner, Robin – has taken over the cape and cowl, while Batman's long-lost biological son, Damian, has taken on the Robin role.