Sentence examples for overshot a from inspiring English sources

In America, prices may have overshot a little.

So the market has already overshot a bit, offering more than 61 rupees per dollar at the weekend.

One of those accidents involved a Garuda plane on a domestic flight that overshot a runway while landing at Yogyakarta, killing 21 people.

On one run, Duncan overshot a turn and launched into a tangle of brush, and the end of a broken branch tore through his glove and up the back of one finger.

"In my opinion India will most likely miss its fiscal deficit target of 5.3 percent of gross domestic production – which has already overshot a previous target of 5.1 percent," Mr. Woo said.

A rail company is to be prosecuted after a passenger train allegedly overshot a station in East Sussex by almost two-and-a-half miles.

At a time when the monetary targets were being overshot by a considerable margin, this was an important signal of an irrevocable break with the past.

In a column last month on the sorry state of U.S. race relations, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel columnist James Causey overshot just a touch.

Rather than simply selling the insurance, the bank set up a second "hedge" to bet that the economy would continue to improve — and this time, traders overshot, by a lot.

That may spare countries where house prices have clearly overshot from a painful bust, but it may also mean that some markets end up mimicking Japan's long descent and badly undershoot.

Avahan's craving for scale also meant it overshot by a lot.