Sentence examples for over neatly from inspiring English sources

As Steenson's conversion came back off an upright for a second time, Wales and Lions wing Cuthbert took a frustrated kick at the rebounding ball and proceeded to fall over, neatly encapsulating the Blues' humiliation.

"If you only had a brain," Old Brooks is singing, a malicious smile on his chubbier face, his brown hair combed over neatly, not cropped short with scabby scars across the scalp.

Futacs had chances either side of half-time to put the game beyond Burton, first steering a shot from Matty James' cross against the bar and then blasting over after neatly bringing down King's centre.

Works by Bach's sons, Wilhelm Friedemann – the under-approved, as Esfahani put it – and Carl Philipp Emanuel – the over-approved – neatly illustrated the sons' inevitable transition into a new era.

(4+) Silver Buttons by Bob Graham Walkerr, £11.99) The brief, magical time between a baby's first step and the inevitable moment when he topples over is here neatly seen within an ever-widening set of everyday events that happen at exactly the same moment.

But the House debate over taxes neatly encapsulated the stakes of the November election.

The book is totally recherché and weirdly clear, lingered over and neatly boxed, precious in the word's best sense.

Ms. Wegener, however, dwells on Mr. Lombardi's art without delving deeply enough, portentously panning over its neatly lettered bubbles.

Finally the American lady makes her a gift of the set but before she sends the glasses over she neatly breaks the stem on each one.

Looking over the neatly dressed, enthusiastic and racially diverse crowd, a casual observer could reasonably have concluded that times are still flush for smooth jazz.

But this morning he was nearly unrecognizable in a tuxedo and gray toupee, a regal prosthetic nose glued over a neatly trimmed mustache.