Sentence examples for over old ground from inspiring English sources

Yorkshire chief executive Stewart Regan said: "Without going over old ground, Michael had set his stall on being picked for the Ashes Tests.

But Doty's scholarly meanderings do little to disguise the fact that he is going over old ground here, sometimes to a startling degree.

But it never seems content to turn over old ground".

Tell him that it's not a bad thing that you don't work together but by dating again you might just make any problems between the two of you worse by going over old ground again and eventually just hurting each other all over again.

"I'm not going to go over old ground".

Lawrence has dutifully gone over old ground and come up with tidbits of new information.

Their lethargy is understandable, because Dre's driving over very old ground.

My Life in Pieces reproduces some of his occasional journalism – reviews, previews, programme notes and obituaries, strung along a narrative of his life that cleverly links the pieces without going over too much old ground.

Trying to predict what someone will like from a handful of band names isn't a precise science, and admittedly VNYL welcomes feedback to improve the service, but for those who've already got a healthy collection it feels like VYNL might go over too much old ground to be worthwhile.

To the eternal angst of everyone connected to the club, they raked over painful, old ground.

Going over the old ground in a self-serving fashion is a waste of time because the current debate - which is so crucial to the system of regulation we now need to construct - must look to the future.