Sentence examples for over informs from inspiring English sources

"Mitt the Ripper" carved up companies and "got rid of what he couldn't use" a voice over informs viewers in sinister tones.

I also make an effort to find some common ground on the issues, and I over inform myself when it's time to vote.

For children aged 5 or over, informed assent was also required.

It certainly sounds like one in the first scene, where a voice-over informs us that "fifty-three thousand Afghan refugees live in Shamshatoo camp near the city of Peshawar, in Pakistan".

Seeking vengeance on a fellow hoodlum who has ripped him off, Ping drags Zi on a fatal adventure (the voice-over informs us of its bad end early on) that leads them first to a Vietnamese cabaret singer named Ruan Hong (Wang Tong) and then into further trouble with the gangster boss to whom she belongs.

As the contestants arrive — storming the beach at Huatulco in several small boats, ensuring that the clumsier or smarter among them will get wet — a voice-over informs us that the show will "push their reality television skills to the very limit".

The story, within the frame of a live television show -- "Bonanza will return next week at its usual time," a voice-over informs us -- recapitulates the rocky partnership of Pete and Keely, a once-married singing duo in the Steve and Eydie mode, whose romance peaked and crumbled along with their career fortunes.

In 2015, it released a video guide to the conflict, which, as the opening voice-over informs, is meant to provide the viewer "with the knowledge to land yourself in an extremely uncomfortable conversation at a party with a very opinionated acquaintance".

If this were an "E! True Hollywood Story," the final minutes would have shots of her sketching dresses while a voice-over informed us that she'd finally found her calling.

Tensions between the Environmental Protection Agency and the White House Council on Environmental Quality over informing the public about air safety after the collapse of the World Trade Center may well have been greater than revealed in a report issued by the E.P.A.'s inspector general in August, according to newly released documents.

We seem to value purity, intelligence, and pontification over informed action.