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Discover Ludwig"over the distance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the span, area, or length between two points or places. For example: "They could see the farmhouse in the distance, and they began walking over the distance."
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When the two Presidents came together and hugged after the speech was (finally) over, the distance between them made their embrace all the more powerful.
Only Florence Griffith Joyner ran faster over the distance.
Look at the graph below, which tracks a runner's speed over the distance of the course.
This was his third title over the distance in five years.
Even more surprising, it was Gay's first race over the distance this year.
As Trott pointed out, this was their first ride over the distance as a trio.
Over the distance of time, not continents, Randy and I eventually drifted into friendship.
He is the European half marathon record holder but has not previously competed over the distance in a world championship.
Known as the race of truth, because riders must gauge their effort over the distance, finishing with no energy left but without losing strength early on.
This will not be an easy night for Khan, although he should prevail over the distance against an opponent who does not throw a lot of punches.
Kaplan knew him way back when: he was "personable, enlightened, sensitive, and, now that I think about it over the distance of time, weak".
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