Sentence examples for over noted from inspiring English sources
"The era of disdain is over," noted Jacques Kerchache, a renowned French collector of African art who is a close friend of the French president.
"Funny how Gordon/Alistair need three quarters of "bad" data to convince them of recession, but one quarter with a bit of good news and they declare it is all over!" noted liamnsw.
I picked it up, turned it over, noted with satisfaction that the date, 1972, was the year I entered this world.
"We're saying there's a reason Republicans almost certainly can't be won over," noted Washington Post writer Greg Sargent, who regularly pushes back against the media's "leadership" charade.
I asked the group to respond to criticism that its tactics may turn people away from the causes it endorses, and Clay, speaking with such fervor the tables behind us looked over, noted that other political parties in Germany attempted to reason with Adolf Hitler during his rise.
Gino had been watching, poised to take over, noting criticisms and whispering warnings.
Once they did, Amazon's software took over, noting the buying patterns and suggesting the same thing.
Nantz then congratulated Kellogg when the game was over, noting that his hands were clammy during their handshake.
"Last year some people from England, Belgium, and Germany came over," notes Peters.
However, Saprang himself claimed that he did not feel slighted for being passed over, noting that "everything is over" for him.
Trump told supporters at a rally that "if we win Wisconsin, it's pretty much over," noting his significant delegate lead over both Cruz and Kasich.
