Sentence examples for over the assembling from inspiring English sources

"On the day of the march I positioned myself well -- I caught a plane out in the morning from New York City and flew over the assembling crowd.

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"A deadly hush descended over the assembled guests. . . .

Though some reports suggested soon after the 6 March meeting that he had won over the assembled staff, I was told the opposite.

He remembered singing and looking over the assembled soldiers in that open field and thinking there was not a single one of them at that service who had not lost family to the Nazis.

Post-Bush, Crowe's northern commoner sounds a more cautious note when he shouts over the assembled pitchforks: "Liberty – by law!" One can see why Scott envisions a sequel ending with Robin and the signing of the Magna Carta, although such massive political interference is uncharacteristic of the tradition; think Jesse James forcing a rewrite of the American constitution.

His likely victory is less good news for the Baltic states and Georgia, which already feel that they are on the sharp end of Russian propaganda attacks (and more besides).The gloom of a Tallinn winter evening deepened over the assembled Swedes, Finns, Balts and exiled Russians as they heard news of the morning seminar in London.

Once the meeting was over, the assembled residents went back to their apartments to find someone had smeared human shit on to their front doors. .

Later that night I attended a dinner where he'd very much played the role of Mr. Big, sitting at the back of the big round table with his two lackeys on one side and his passably comely "assistant" on the other, lording it over the assembled party.

With the help of UNICEF, they had compiled their appeals and life stories into a bookl and handed it over to the assembled high officials.

There's an overarching statement of the enduring power of maternal love, symbolised by the tree that takes root in Cinderella's mother's grave, grows to leafy splendour and, in the final scene, spreads its branches over the assembled cast.