Sentence examples for over meaning from inspiring English sources

The first round of the NFL draft is over, meaning it's time for some draft grades.

At the end, Simonett rushes off stage and it transpires he picked up an ear infection on the flight over, meaning the encore is called off.

Bopara, though, is bowing brilliantly here – just three off the over, meaning the last two have gone for only seven runs.

On Meerkat, live streams are deleted when they are over, meaning that clicking through on notifications could sometimes lead users to a message that they'd were too late to see the video.

The historian François Furet once declared the French Revolution is "over," meaning that it is time to stop rehearsing its battles and fighting its fights to better understand it and ourselves.

I'm already planning another camping and cycling holiday next year when my challenge is over, meaning next time I'll be able to enjoy the pubs en route as well as the scenery.

Should he maintain that score and the lead, that would mean that the cut would be made at 4-over, meaning that Guan Tianlang would just survive.

Somerset's revised target was 186 off 30 overs, meaning another 140 needed off 23 at pretty much six an over.

He bowled 12 wicketless overs, meaning he had not dismissed anyone in his first two Tests and he did not play in the last Test as Hearne returned.

And yet, entreaties to start over have meaning.

Few students had to puzzle over the meaning.