Sentence examples for over tells from inspiring English sources
My partner Chrissy runs over, tells me to "shake it off" (who the hell is she, Taylor Swift?) and convinces me to keep playing.
A Beti folk song, "Atangana Ntsama, the War Is Over", tells of the retreat and shows the conflict between those Beti who supported Atangana and those who opposed him: Atangana Ntsama, the war is over... Hè! Atangana Ntsama, the war is over!
Someone leans over, tells them what to do next, which might mean saying a few words, sometimes throwing dirt in the open grave.
Bunk brings a Côtes du Rhône, "a double digit vino", and when dinner is over tells the newly "domesticated motherfucker" (McNulty) that "I might go out for a little taste, unless you got to tuck in the kids".
Thereafter she shows little emotion, and when the funeral is over tells Tony that she wants a divorce so that she can marry Beaver.
The documentary ends then, with a parting shot of an Israeli child and a Palestinian child walking down a road together as Madonna's voice over tells that the audience has learnt her "secret".
"In the old house, you didn't really meet anyone in the elevator," Grace Carpenter, who often sleeps over, told me.
Even my friends who come over tell me they would never live here".
This line is a little troublesome – three wides in the over tell their own story.
Tim leaned over, telling Matthew: "Everything he's saying is ridiculous but true".
After the last dance is over, tell him that you had a nice time.
