Sentence examples for whole over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "whole over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers. Example: "The whole over of the project was not as expected."
There's a touch of theatre about it, too, with the joints slow-roasted whole over open coals, which is perhaps not the way home cooks do it.
Rogers, sensibly and selflessly, protects Harris by taking the whole over, the only run from which is an off-side wide.
Cutting the fish steaks in half horizontally and cooking them in olive oil for a minute on each side produced something much moister and subtler in flavor than grilling the slabs whole over coals.
The listed possible memory impairments are ambiguous, especially insofar as it is unclear how a patient's memory might be compromised as a whole over time.
What nurtures accountability is a system of values that elevates the needs of the whole over the needs of a few.
They've evolved a working, decentralized system that puts the interests of the whole over the interests of any one individual ant.
But beyond the fatuous nature of the new process, handing the responsibility of Congress as a whole over to six Democrats and six Republicans is serious business.
Thus, with sufficiently large numbers (e.g., a group of researchers as a whole over a longer period of time) citation frequency can be assumed as a proxy for impact [17].
The holistic view should not be oversimplified as absolute superiority of the whole over its components.
The whole over-arching problem of creating something that isn't just an immersive environment, but also a world in which a cogent story takes place.
I can only assume this design factors into the whole over-travelled thing, as I can't be convinced he couldn't have sourced a better fit.
