Example sentences of "[adv] [vb base] over [prep] [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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No	Sentence
1	I live on the reserve from March until early December and during this time I only go over to the mainland about once a month .
2	book anything up , just go over for a week .
3	‘ If I just move over to the jump seat — ’
4	Similar numbers of people are expected to join YT schemes each year until 1992–3 , but as employers progressively take over from the government , its annual expenditure on YT is expected to fall — to some 760 million in 1992–3 ( HM Treasury , 1990 , Table 6.5 ) .
5	Just come over to the production office when you 're ready .
6	It 's the only place you can get a bit of hokey-pokey , sizzling by day and guzzling by night , talk about dolce vita ! when you get your splints off come over for a week .
7	Those between clergy and musicians often spill over into the parish , and sides will be taken .
8	Please stand over against the wall .
9	Chatterton made fast progress over to a quartet of comfortable armchairs .
10	I would make myself some tea , I decided as I packed away my papers , then walk over to the post office to make my call to Crispin .
11	All Eddie did was to wait a bit and then lean over without a sound and lay the gun barrel across her back cheeks .
12	I place an ashtray on the bed in front of her then lean over for a kiss .
13	We 'll meet here and then go over to the lab together , OK ? ’
14	The Grant Hall Hotel was next door to Zion United Church where I still spent many weekday evenings in boys ' work , and it was now handy to finish at the church and then cross over to the radio station for the late night shift .
15	‘ Then come over to the fire and steam a little . ’
16	then come over before the Winter for the Christmas .
17	It 's primarily put over as a kind of erm , power line to the future .
18	Sow a good 3in beyond the edges of the intended lawn and very lightly rake over with a spring tine rake .

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