Sentence examples for over suggests from inspiring English sources

"Maybe they'll target this over," suggests Warne on Sky, who reckons the batsmen will be licking their lips at the thought of a bit of pace.

I don't deliberately seek out that threshold or the ambivalence it offers, but the fact that I return to it over and over suggests that it isn't entirely innocent, either.

Despite a famously loyal base of customers, Saab has reported a profit only once in the past two decades, and the fact that all of the global automakers have passed it over suggests a different fate ahead.

Despite a loyal base of customers, Saab has reported a profit only once in the last two decades, and the fact that all of the global automakers have passed it over suggests a different fate ahead.

And it has revealed that it destroys the recordings of the monthly meetings of the MPC -- to the clear concern of committee chairman Andrew Tyrie 11.25am GMT The era of falling real wages could soon be over, suggests David Miles, who tells MPs: "I think we're getting to the point at which average wage settlements are moving above the rate of inflation".

A BMI of 25 or over suggests excess weight.

The interview continued with Andy conceding provocatively that his TV career "may" be over, suggesting such a loss would be down to shadowy "people who make these decisions".

Secretary of State John Kerry challenged the Syrian military's declaration that the cease-fire was over, suggesting that the United States would hold Russia responsible for seeing that President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, one of its principal allies, implemented it.

Deleveraging of risky assets in our system is far from over, suggesting high volatility is a way of life for all of us.

Deleveraging of risky assets in our system is far from over, suggesting high volatility is a way of life for all or us.

Phil is inducted into the gang at the end of the film, when Mal (Malcolm) has taken over, suggesting that the violent gang culture will continue through generations.