Sentence examples for over the outlet from inspiring English sources

Ms. DelSol began shopping at Ames' Bloomfield store 20 years ago, even before Ames took over the outlet from Zayre, the defunct regional chain, in the 1980s, and she has no intention of switching to Wal-Mart, Target, or Kmart.

I've taken to traveling with strapping tape so I can tape the brick into position over the outlet.

At this point, NY 380 turned westward and crossed over the outlet on its way to a more isolated area of the town.

A. They might scan over the outlet and receive a reading on their glasses or virtual keyboard, order the necessary part online and have it sent to their 3D printer to install after it's "printed".

4 mile to the west in the village of Manchester, NY 96 crosses over the outlet (which roughly follows NY 21 south to Canandaigua Lake from this point out) and indirectly connects to the Thruway by way of a junction with NY 21 located north of the village center and just south of where NY 21 meets the Thruway at exit 43.

After a few steps I crossed the bridge over the outlet of Long Lake and found a spot for a panorama of the lake with the Indian Peaks to the west at GPS 40.075313,-105.587325... Our next photo stop will be higher up on the Niwot Ridge Trail for an overview of the area.

In Europe, the Middle East and parts of Asia, more of the tournament than ever before will be shown on premium cable or satellite channels, rather than over-the-air outlets.

"He [Cameron] had to watch this as this was put all over the outlets," she said, with reference to the cellphone video.

I was still in the house, which we had painted in such a hurry that we'd rolled right over the outlets and floor moldings in uneven lines, giving one the feeling that the interior had somehow been draped in paint.

The Public Safety Committee, which raised the original bill, has another bill before the governor that would give local fire marshals more jurisdiction over the outlets and would mandate health care facilities to reports fireworks injuries so that legislators could determine the level of threat to the public.

"He had to watch this as this was put all over the outlets," McMillan told reporters.