Sentence examples for then going over from inspiring English sources

"Hello, Riffat," Harouni said, kissing her on the top of her head and then going over to the wall and pressing a bell.

Her father had come to the place as a young man; she had gone to the school, and her mother had stood in the queue at the butcher's with all the other women, picking out cuts of meat at one counter, then going over to the kiosk at the back to pay.

If this is the case, then going over a little bit won't be a major problem.

"And then going over to Temple Church" — the twelfth-century church associated with London's Inns of Court — "and getting married in the church," she went on.

The Knicks regrouped Sunday by watching film for more than an hour, then going over the adjustments Wilkens made to counter the Nets' aggressive attacks on both ends of the floor.

But first, some advice on use: I found that unfolding the wipe, slowly dragging it up your leg (think "paint the fence" from "The Karate Kid") and then going over it again in a circular motion ("wax on, wax off") works best.

Mr. Brafman then went over with her, step by step, what she had seen.

Doug demonstrated some language I could use, and I rephrased it and tried it out, and then went over and over the main pieces of the conversation.

Adam Jones and Tom Smith then went over and Biggar added conversions to his side's three tries.

Griffiths then went over twice in the space of six minutes after the restart to put the islanders 19-3 up.

Adam Swift then went over in the corner and with Percival converting for a fifth time, the game was as good as over at 38-0.