Sentence examples for overshot with from inspiring English sources
"No bail-outs," he insists.Almost as worrying is the way Catalonia overshot, with Madrid late in spotting the problem.
(Certainly the '60s, for all their revolutionary wonder, were overshot with one dark story after another, something the era's children were perfectly cognizant of).
With John, I could jest and curse and argue, give wild voice to my thoughts, and, if I overshot with my ignorance and bombast or muddled the matter with a bout of plain confusion, he'd suspend the dialogue with a groan of "Oh, C-R!" and re-stoke the pipe bowl, using his thumb as a damper, before steering me back to the issue at hand.
"Excuse me?" "A hundred," I responded, sensing I may have overshot with my first answer.
She went on to note that in the past, only wealthier trans people had the resources to compete on many electoral stages, and even then, they sometimes overshot with their choice of office, as was the case with Misty Snow and Misty Plowright, who in 2016 became the first two trans candidates for major offices.
Xerox, with which Canon competes for a share of the global printer market, overshot expectations with its quarterly earnings and maintained its full-year targets as it restructures parts of its business and commits to further cost cuts.
He overshot the green with his drive on the 190-yard No. 2, leading to his first bogey.
If China overshot its goal with the circuit, the atmosphere surrounding the race in Shanghai remains one of the most successful and popular of the series.
Depending on your perspective, McLouth either overshot the bag, with Jeter smartly holding the tag, or Jeter gave McLouth a gentle shove.
Less than 20 minutes later, Mahan regained the lead when Choi overshot the green with his second shot on the par-4 eighth, chipped short of the green and two putted for a double bogey.
GrokStyle could very easily have overshot to begin with and tried to offer consumers an app that categorizes and searches among your photos and others, but that way lies great cost and questionable utility.
