Sentence examples for over means from inspiring English sources

Some speculate that the talk of a younger generation taking over means that neither Castro will remain president.

Once he did, Galston said, thereby demonstrating that he and the Republicans differed over means and not ends, Clinton gained the upper hand politically.

If you have a young family, or are in a new relationship, the hours and the way the job takes you over means it is going to be hard," she said.

Taking the dot balls in each over as braille, so that a dot ball in the 4th ball of the over means that dot 4 on the corresponding braille character is raised, the 20 overs spell out ENORMOUSLY PRODUCTIVE, which is the answer to the puzzle.

To win them over means knowing API best practices.

For PETA, the opportunity to start over means going forward without animal products.

Three more singles from the over mean Patel has figures of 1-18 five five overs.

Doing a voice-over means you can work in your bedroom slippers.

The lower occurrence of cross-overs means that larger DNA fragments are inherited.

She is a classic ends-over-means tactician, rendered all the more spicy by the fact that she runs a supposed do-gooder nonprofit organization.

"If it's over, that means I am underperforming".