The phrase "over proof" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has a higher alcohol content than usual. Example: The bartender accidentally served an over proof cocktail, causing the customer to become extremely intoxicated after just one drink.
Allianz and AXA said that they estimated the total loss as about $500 million, according to people affiliated with the insurers, and they have asked Deutsche Bank to turn over proof of its loss by Monday.
There he wept over Proof, and exposed every raw nerve the pills had numbed.
He admitted that he himself was happy to write all over proof copies and paperbacks, but that he was generally loath to defile a nice hardback.
By considering the authority over proof initiation, proof construction, and proof validation, the episodes illustrate how whole-class proving interactions might relate to students' potential development (or maintenance) of authoritative proof schemes.
These are actually computation rules over proof nets, and the correctness criteria allow to verify easily that any such rule preserves correctness, and as a consequence the reductum of a proof net still comes from a sequent calculus proof of the same sequent.
Every kind of alcohol from Johnny Walker Blue to Grey Goose to homemade over proof bush rum flows like water and ganga smoke wafts through the air as bodies gyrate in sensual abandon to pounding soca music from massive speaker trucks.
While going over proofs of his last published story, "Good People," which appeared in this magazine in 2007, he wrote, "I have ended up taking more of your changes... than I thought at first I would.
He loathed by-the-book copyediting, and on his manuscripts he sometimes added the note "**N.B.: ALL NONSTANDARD SYNTAX IS INTENTIONAL.**" While going over proofs of his last published story, "Good People," which appeared in this magazine in 2007, he wrote, "I have ended up taking more of your changes... than I thought at first I would.
Various pieces of evidence have been cited — and tussled over — as proof of the play's provenance.
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I began to carry a photo of my family along with my campus ID, something I could hand over as proof -- or at least a way to sidestep a long-winded inquisition into my family tree.
