Sentence examples for over the on from inspiring English sources

The developments over the On The Runs raised questions about the future of devolution, and whether power-sharing is actually working.

Several succeeding studies revealed various interesting optical properties of charged QDs, including the reversible control over the "on" and "off" states [18, 19], the amount of charge injected into a single QD, and the corresponding degree of bleach during absorption [19 22].

I'm here because I'm so over the on and on.

My own introduction to The New Yorker's fashion writing came by way of Kennedy Fraser, who took over the "On and Off the Avenue" column in 1970, after Long had stopped writing it.

His term has seen trouble: the Barings collapse in 1995; the recent stockmarket boom and bust, with effects that are far from over; the on-going house-price bubble.

Takes another boundary over the on-side next ball.

Mentally and physically exhausted, I was glad to hand over the on-call bleeper at the end of my shift to the next bearer of that cross.

Earlier this year another petition called for both her and Andrew Neil to be sacked over the on-air resignation of Stephen Doughty.

Ms. DeCarlo said she was horrified by the E-mail message, but she grew further dismayed over the on-line debate that followed.

It ensures that ISPs like Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon can't use their power over the on-ramps to the Internet to interfere with the free markets that depend on the Internet.

The law protects California's economy by ensuring that ISPs like Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon can't use their control over the on-ramps to the Internet to interfere with the free markets that depend on the Internet.