Sentence examples for over ever from inspiring English sources

The market is having to get over ever more awkward hurdles to justify its valuations.

The Churchill family must be one of the most picked over, ever.

Entrepreneurship has been stymied by sanctions, while the Revolutionary Guard's commercial divisions take over ever larger bits of the economy in the absence of foreign investment.

The latter is a relatively new piece of information, announced last month; the former two have been picked over ever since John Galliano's exit first set the merry-go-round spinning in 2011.

It's like the "Looney Tunes" cartoon where Bugs draws a line in the dirt and dares Yosemite Sam to "just cross over dis line" — and then, when Sam does, Bugs redraws it, over and over, ever backward, until, in the end, Sam steps over a cliff.

But Saxophone Colossus was his masterpiece, a timeless treasure featuring Rollins's eventual signature tune in the calypso St Thomas, as well as Brecht and Weill's Mack the Knife and an 11-minute improvisation on the sinister, slowly unfolding Blue Seven – a track that musicologists, student saxists and awestruck fans have been picking over ever since.

Friends (dirty) weren't allowed over, ever.

By that time, it has lived 7 years, swimming up the Hudson to spawn over and over, ever year.