Sentence examples for over sentences from inspiring English sources

If your book is not called "Beloved," it's awfully difficult to put over sentences like "The current of her dreaming carried her back to the time before remembering," and Odell doesn't.

As the welfare reform bill begins its fifth day of the report stage in the House of Lords, a small and determined group of independent and Liberal Democrat peers are putting up a fight; adding amendments, testing the government's arguments, picking over sentences in forensic detail.

I was the language crank, the one who swooned over sentences.

I stumbled over sentences like the following: "But Partridge, dribbling oil, said 'Ah, Fuck it.' Sliced purple tomato.

It's easy to trip over sentences like "He duzzen understayand why no one asks us foah drinks and dinnah anymoah".

Time spent scratching your head over sentences such as "the same goes for distinctions as holds for slivers: oftentimes the smallest are the sharpest" is momentum lost.

May is less of a civil libertarian over sentencing.

The battle between Mr Blunkett and the judges over sentencing policy illustrates this tension most sharply.

The governor's bill would reduce some of the mandatory minimum sentences and offer judges slightly more discretion over sentencing.

Initiatives that permanently end this cycle can reduce the spiraling prison population without divisive legislative battles over sentencing.

Seldom has so much wilful misinformation been peddled in public than in the course of the current brouhaha over sentencing.