Go Over In A Sentence

• He would go over them again.
• There was nothing to do but go over it.
• To go over was impossible.
• But go over very carefully.
• Shall we go over their tops?
• I had a curiosity to go over the ground.
• Would it not be better to go over to the station at once?
• They could go over and do the scouting.
• Lastly go over it with thick cream.
• We want to go over some things.
• Then go over there and untie my brother.
• I would go over at once and save her.
• He did not go over the woods this time.
• I do not want to go over this ground again.
• We need not go over the ground.
• You can go over in that corner by the fireplace.
• We need not go over it again in detail.
• I saw the thing go over her.
• What use to go over the record?
• Take your maps and go over the city on foot.
• The stars go over the lonely ocean.
• It is needless for us to go over the ground again.
• We were allowed to go over the field freely.
• We might go over and see the start.
• She would go over to that window and think it out.
• So we might go over a long list.
• I should never dare to go over to see him.
• We must all of us go over the mountains.
• At last he decided to go over and see.
• I had to go over and explain it before they saw my joke.
• I have to go over first to take some things.
• As you go over the side my prayer will go with you.
• They would go over the fall together.
• Three more months go over and my mother dies.
• We expect to go over to-night.

• The world is his, who has money to go over it.
• He did not even go over to say good-by.
• You shall go over the mills before you go home.
• Rarely does her glance go over the paper a second time.
• Then perhaps the word came to go over the top and at them.

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