Sentence examples for very very over from inspiring English sources

The days of signing a 5-year lease were very, very over.

I said to him, I remember saying to him very, very vividly over and over again, "We can't do this because there is no mandate from the British people to do that", because the number of Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs were not sufficient to create a majority.

"And I'll be very, very hung over".

Brady is very, very effective over the middle".

"But the foreclosure rate is very, very low over all, so these companies can reflect that in their premiums".

If the opportunity is not seized, he says, "the outlook will be very, very bleak" over the next few years.

"The rivalry's been very, very good over the years, simply because of the similarities of the cities," said Jay Bell, the Pirates' hitting coach and their former shortstop.

Ms Brinkley's lawyer, Bob Cohen, hit back, saying of Mr Cook: "He acted very, very badly over a long period of time with a high-school senior 30 years his junior.

The reality is that it has proven very, very difficult over the last twenty-odd years for the Democrats to find the votes, the willpower or the political cover to raise taxes.

"The system has worked really very, very smoothly over the course of the past several days," Janet Napolitano, the Homeland Security secretary said, in an interview on "This Week" on ABC.

(He chuckles that, despite Britain's famous pride in its non-American sense of "irony", this sometimes elicited the response: "Where in Canada?") "It has been very, very rare over the past few years to run into Brits who didn't respond to the Bush administration as kind of the political equivalent of a snake-handling cult," he says.