Sentence examples for way over at from inspiring English sources
You had to go to other photos way over at the NYT site to find out that the school was completely destroyed by an Israeli air strike.
Way over at the other end of the user-friendliness spectrum, and thoroughly American, is HOW TO GRILL (Workman, cloth, $35; paper, $19.95), by Steven Raichlen.
Visiting her over the past few years, I could almost feel the ears burning way over at Broadcasting House as Val neatly and incisively made clear her views on what the BBC was doing to her beloved World Service News.
Charnley took Anthony Gelling's pass to force his way over at the corner for his 12th try in six appearances since returning from injury and then stand-off Williams briefly took centre stage by scoring one try and making another.
The lock muscled his way over at the corner flag and Biggar added an excellent touchline conversion to bring the Welsh side to within three points.
Mike Phillips took a quick tap, Alun Wyn Jones was held up short, but the England prop - who missed the second Test through injury - forced his way over at the posts, Halfpenny adding the conversion.
Speaking of branding, BK were akin to SPX, Troop, and Travel Fox in that they were way over-branded, featuring logos at every possible centimeter of space.
But he is outraged at the way over-doctoring, among other things, is raising health insurance premiums, depressing ordinary Americans' wages and threatening to bust the federal budget.All this could be hard going for the reader were it not for another of Mr Peterson's appealing qualities.
With Coach Brian Kelly leaving the team for Notre Dame and the interim coach Jeff Quinn on his way to take over at Buffalo, a program in flux looked stuck in the mud at the Superdome.
Flashing purple?" Mr. Lanza raised the prospect of other colors, arguing that residents had become conditioned "in an almost Pavlovian way" to pull over at the site of bluish lights, sensing an emergency.
Babar would have been way over budget at P.S. 94.
