'ramp over' is not a correct phrase in written English.
To use the verb 'ramp' correctly in a sentence, it should be used with a preposition, such as 'up', 'down', 'into', etc. For example, you can say, "The driver ramped over the bank to reach the other side of the field."
"We believe specialty coffee is currently contributing 1% to 2% to same-store sales in test markets, with this contribution likely to ramp over time as national advertising kicks in," West said.
In 2005, he launched himself more than 40 feet into the air off an eight-foot-tall snow ramp over an Oregon highway, traveling about 110 feet.
Barbara Reeve, the mother of the actor Christopher Reeve, was one of the Gordons' first customers, renting out a ramp over Christmas of 1998.
For instance, he said, if there are steps leading up to the front door or inside the lobby, the condominium may still be required by city, state and/or federal law to install a wheelchair ramp over them.
Richard Norman (Letters, 31 October) suggests among other things that a cheaper option than a ramp over the M25 for Heathrow's third runway is traffic lights, so that vehicles could cross the runway between planes.
The accessibility was limited to a ramp over the ledge on the bathroom door, she said, but the toilet was so close to the door that she could not get to it in her wheelchair.
This Popular Science site can help you sort out your sport utility's tongue weight and ramp-over angle.
The agreement was found to be satisfactory for steady-state and slow-ramp over-power accidents.
You may wince at reverse-reverse-sweeps and ramps over the keeper's head.
The oven temperature was ramped over a linear gradient from 50 to 280°C at 20°C/min, then held for 10 minutes at 280°C.
The system allows 16 granular heterogeneous catalyst samples to be independently exposed to a constant flow rate of a multi-component reaction gas mixture while the temperature of an individual sample holder is ramped over a user-specified temperature range.
