Sentence examples for over celebrated from inspiring English sources

Crop Over, celebrated as a civic festival in Barbados since 1973, originated as the harvest festival of the slaves who cut the sugar cane crop.

Students and alumni stormed the field after it was over, celebrating with the players and coaches who have changed the fortunes of a long-suffering program.

Don't over celebrate, you might get a penalty called against you.

The concept of living fossils is yet another testament to the impact of, sometimes-over-celebrated, Charles Darwin's philosophy.

Mr Ullrich over-celebrated the first German Tour victory: he turned up at least 10 kilos (22lb) overweight and kept most of it on until June.

Our children aren't unaware that sometimes, we over-celebrate the only-slightly-outside-the-ordinary.

He made it 3-1 afree a free kick before being red carded for over-celebrating.

He showed good respect to Sunderland fans by not over-celebrating.

This week, Scotsmen the world over celebrate the birthday of the man who wrote those words.

"There'll be no over celebrating.

Rangers great Sandy Jardine believes securing the club's future against a backdrop of uncertainty and financial problems takes precedence over celebrating the 40th anniversary of their only European trophy win.