Sentence examples for was said over from inspiring English sources

What was said over the radio when we attacked Hillah during the march up.

A funeral Mass was said over the weekend for Jean Dumel Auguste.

But the two men had quarrelled, it was said, over some matter of etiquette, and their falling-out seemed to enthrall the town.

Of course, that is exactly what was said, over and over, about Gooden and Strawberry, those flawed former Mets bookends, who have been impeached by the critics so many times.

He is a member of what might be called the prices-in-the-provinces school of academic history, a practice that emphasizes events outside the capital and makes much of weekly economic fluctuations; what was spent for bread in Lyons, not what was said over coffee in Paris, shaped the course of events.

— It was said, over and over before the 2009 Masters began, that the green coat power brokers of the Augusta National Golf Club had ruined a stirring golf course by making it too long, too narrow, too hard and too dull.

Prayers are said over loudspeakers.

The term is said over and over again.

It's saying over the past decade, we did this.

When K>N, the dictionary is said to be over-complete.

"It's over?" she said, "It's over," I nodded.