Sentence examples for over that appearance from inspiring English sources

Galarza played against Harlequins in the Premiership round after Sale on 29 March and the week before, but as Gloucester have not been charged by the Rugby Football Union over that appearance, the RFU is satisfied the problem with his registration – believed to be related to a match he played for a junior club to prove his fitness – had by then been sorted out.

At the retail level, large quantities of food are wasted due to quality standards that over emphasize appearance (up to ⅓ of total food waste).

There were doubts over whether that appearance would be recognised because it came against a weakened U23 Kenya side.

At the food manufacturing and retail level, large quantities of food are wasted because of inefficient practices, quality standards that over-emphasise appearance, confusion over date labels and consumers being quick to throw away edible food due to over-buying, inappropriate storage and preparing meals that are too large.

Oscars organisers had at one point last week threatened to withdraw Baron Cohen's tickets over concerns that an appearance as Admiral General Aladeen of the fictional Republic of Wadiyah, the central figure of the comic's forthcoming film, might prove inappropriately self-promoting for the event.

Raman Hui is a small, attentive man, with short, spiky black hair, and an over-all youthful appearance that gives the impression of someone in his early thirties even though he is fifty-two.

Despite being a fairly new tram, already there have been a couple of variations, most notably the constantly changing 'all-over advertising' that changes the appearance of the tram quite considerably.

Pell was criticised over comments he made during that appearance to counsel assisting, Gail Furness, where he compared sex abuse within the church to a truck driver picking up a female passenger and molesting her while on the job.

Thousands of uniquely delicious and nutritious varieties of fruits, vegetables, grains and livestock have been driven to near-extinction by a system that values appearance over flavor, portability over freshness, uniformity over diversity and price over everything.

The judge has repeatedly fined Major Hasan and held him in contempt over his beard, stating that his appearance was a disruption and that he would have him forcibly shaved unless he complied.

Rather than fuss over outward appearances, let's get that hood open and fix the brand-management engine.