Sentence examples for take slightly over from inspiring English sources
On disembarking at King's Cross station, I can stroll through a tunnel to St. Pancras, and take the high-speed Eurostar train every hour to either Brussels or Paris; those trips take slightly over two hours.
The trip takes slightly over three and a half hours each way.
It may take slightly longer, but will be more permanent than the bubble shields which will disappear over time.
The tools each take slightly different approaches.
The different activities of the related MYB transcription factor genes from diverse species could reflect the evolutionary specialization of duplicated gene family members which appears to have taken slightly different functions over evolutionary time and can account in part for the differences in PA and anthocyanin accumulation patterns in these species.
They took slightly different approaches.
Other mayors took slightly fancier approaches.
The pipette takes slightly more work.
There is a widespread fear that if women were given full rights, they would take over (and a slightly contradictory worry that, if they were allowed on to the club committee, they would never agree).In this section The mayor's new friend On the brink, again Brass monkeys Will they, won't they?
Murray works through one take after another, and his ironic, slightly over-the-top final version is superb.
