Sentence examples for over one has from inspiring English sources

The mark of a classic is that it is an inexhaustible experience, a refutation of Einstein's definition of madness: seeing a great movie or listening to a great piece of music over and over, one has reason to expect different results and one gets them.

In that sense, deliberation is over: one has begun.

Laureate has 11 colleges and universities in Brazil; nine have seen their scores improve since Laureate took them over, one has deteriorated and the remaining one has been bought too recently for the effects to have become clear.In most of the world the private sector is active at the margins of higher education.

Over and over, one had the image of a boy skipping ecstatically through fields and woods on a crisp April morning.

And while every Mercury shortlist is criticised and picked over, every one has also brought to wider attention albums that might otherwise have escaped notice.

And then, one day, the twenties are over, and one has, for better or worse, an adult life.

The same analysis carries over, and one has an obvious extension of the model Eqs.

Similarly, in general, the mere fact that one created something does not establish that one properly has absolute control over what one has created.

Later Roman Stoics focused on promoting a life in harmony within the universe, over which one has no direct control.

They have traded barbs over which one has more effectively delivered money to local projects.

- I realize that there are uncertainties and things over which one has no control.