Sentence examples for over chaps from inspiring English sources

Time to pull over, chaps – you're running on empty.

In response to De Gaulle's "non" to Nato, Britain delivered one of a long series of post-war "come on over chaps" answers to the US Air Force and other arms of the US military, welcoming a further 225 fighter planes  and the main European supply base for the US Army.

"Everyone stayed over – one chap got so lost on his way to bed that he slept in a corridor, propped against a wall".

Clegg has always struck me as a breathily concerned, over-sincere chap bizarrely misrouted to Brussels and Westminster en route to a fine career as a rural GP.

Several things look inevitable: that Emmy will be won over by a chap; that her sympathetic letter-writing will be Found Out, and that somebody important will get Horribly Biffed by Hitler.

Chunter is for the over-50s, those chaps who really don't care whether or not a lady is listening to them, unless they need a cup of tea or information as to the whereabouts of clean socks.

Updated at 3.33pm GMT 3.28pm GMT Round 4 (Ding! Ding! Ding!) The nice chaps over on ESPN are going to pop over to Wembley any minute now for the next round so as well as doing the Mansfield match, we are giving you draw as well.

It seems that Scotland has been taken over by shaven-headed chaps whose goal in life is finally to turn themselves into a human version of the Swan Vestas match.

The chaps over at Computer Shopper rubbed their paws all over the Alienware Hangar18 HD entertainment center and it looks good, definitely worth the $3,199 you'll be spending on it.

"When the orgy of slashing closed the first act, I damned nearly threw up all over the chap sitting in front of me," said the Spectator's critic.

He comes over with another Irish chap, who's his boss.