Sentence examples for quite going over from inspiring English sources
"I would think it's just typical Clarkson, getting very, very close to the line of being offensive but perhaps not quite going over it," he said.
"When we had the couple of chances that didn't quite go over the line and then they get a goal from one of their ventures up the park, it does plant a little seed in the back of the mind.
Whenever your teacher is going over something that you don't quite understand, ask them, "Can you go over that again?
She has actually gone over quite well with the French.
The line drew applause from the audience, but it did not go over quite as well in Turkey, where the Foreign Ministry put out a statement decrying the comments as "baseless and inappropriate," according to news reports.
Sounds like the same story that's in every kid's imagination, so in 3D it should go over quite well.
On the one hand, it makes sense that the company would want to show the difference in shape and size, emphasizing the iPad mini's large screen packed into a tiny form factor. Plus, the team act went over quite well on stage at the unveiling, and it allows Apple to advertise two products in one ad.
1UP editor Kat Bailey expressed concern about which Pokémon could follow the player in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, stating "allowing popular favorites like Charizard would go over quite well".
It went over with quite a bang and it was not easy to lift it up again.
