Sentence examples for over from Thursday from inspiring English sources

Clara can sleep over from Thursday.

The seven-time champion beat Martin Klizan 4-6 6-3 6-3 6-3 on Court Suzanne Lenglen in a match held over from Thursday because of rain.

The players' matches were held over from Tuesday when a steady rain washed out the day's action.

Brunch menus are an open invitation to the cost-conscious chef, a dumping ground for the odd bits left over from Friday and Saturday nights.

'Glastonbury is not just about white men with guitars,' said Jess Carter, as she trudged through the thick, sticky mud left over from Friday's heavy rain.

The 18-year-old Sharapova completed her fourth-round match, held over from Sunday because of rain, with three rapid games to defeat Spain's Nuria Llagostera Vives 6-2, 6-3.

"Kitchen Confidential" was filled with admonitions: Bourdain assailed Sunday brunch ("a dumping ground for the odd bits left over from Friday and Saturday") and advised against ordering fish on Mondays, because it is typically "four to five days old".

He has been in the Senate only two years, and his selection could undermine Mr. Gore's repeated assertion that the most important criterion in a running mate is that the person be ready to take over from day one.

The match was held over from Tuesday because of rain and resumed in a first-set tie-break, which 20th seed Roddick won comfortably.

There's no baggage left over from day-to-day married life, no bitchiness; no fights.

So colcannon, which in Ireland is a Monday-night meal of potatoes mashed with the cabbage or kale left over from Sunday dinner, is reinvented here as a supple kale salad tossed with a little crème fraîche and arranged over a base of sliced potatoes, a little crisp at the edges and vaguely smoky from the grill.