Sentence examples for put into it over from inspiring English sources

This is essentially a deep cutting with a tube put into it, over which grass, trees and soil are placed.

A green tunnel is essentially a deep cutting with a tube put into it, over which grass, trees and soil are placed.

"To understand that the only thing I am going to get out of it is what I put into it, so I just obsessed over it". Current Whitworth College head coach Matt Logie -- who himself enjoyed a standout career at Lehigh and still owns the school's all-time 3-point record -- was a Lehigh assistant during McCollum's collegiate years.

The Friends also decided to find out how much profit the council makes on the market, how it's being run and how much investment has been put back into it over the years.

Put your 30 pieces caramel, ¼ cup of milk, and 1/8 stick of butter or margarine into a pan on put it over low heat until smooth.

"It's like a roller coaster!" "No, I told you," she said, styling her formulation after Porter's manner, and leaning into his ear to put it over, above the elevated's rattle and shriek.

And some of these adjustments are patterned after plans that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation put into place after it took over IndyMac.

When they were put into effect over the summer, it was too late to stop a huge salmonella outbreak from tainted eggs traced to Iowa farms owned by Austin J. DeCoster.

The changes that the government announced it would put into effect over the next 20 months were first laid out in September in a report compiled by an independent international commission headed by the former governor of Hong Kong, Chris Patten.

With recent polls showing Americans more concerned about the economy than terrorism, Mr. Bush now starts off with lengthy accolades about his 2001 tax cut, with assertions specific to each state about how many billions of dollars it will put into voters' pockets over the next decade.

Mr. Haynes has put about $18,000 into it over the last four years, only to watch Corvette prices sag.