Sentence examples for term over the from inspiring English sources

"In the longer term, over the period to 2055, absolutely".

It is unlikely the exclusion of the term over the leader was an error of omission.

In the longer term, over the last 100 years, 49 Septembers were sunnier and 51 duller.

I would see them on just two Saturday nights and for one short half term over the next three months.

But Roy Hodgson is operating in the shorter term, over the four years of his contract, and one challenge he faces is getting the best out of Wayne Rooney after yet another disappointing tournament for England's most gifted footballer.

The beneficiaries of our tax cuts in the near term, over the next six or seven years are all smaller companies, and particularly over the next three years, they are overwhelmingly Australian-owned family businesses," Turnbull said on Wednesday.

This was the origin of the term "over-the-counter".

I don't like the term "over there".

He said the dossier was "sexed up", Jones preferred the term "over-egged".

Not only is the term over-used and under-applied, but it also sounds so boring.

"The long-term over the short-term – and I think most people thought they'd done the right thing at the time".