Sentence examples for over takes from inspiring English sources
The flight over takes the standard 7 subsonic hours, rather than the Concorde's 3 hours and 20 minutes.
The majority of care provided by people aged 50 and over takes up to 19 hours per week (56percentnt), but Hyde and Janovic (2004) found that about one-quarter of older carers devoted at least 50 hours a week to caring.
Practically every national racing association the world over takes its cut from bets placed on races.
Glory is in full swing now, and Do You Wanna Come Over? takes the party back to Britney's heyday.
A photographer hops over, takes the pictures, then returns with the prints and the suggetion that maybe the guest would like some.
"All Over" takes place in real time, as an unseen old man of great wealth and fame dies in a curtained bed.
Do not let them over take you.
Depressive thoughts will over take him.
And can you assure the American people that post-sovereignty, when the hand-over takes place, that there will be more burden-sharing by allies in terms of security forces? A. -- Yeah.
Cross-over takes place at time frames 400<λ<550.
