94 Sentences With "go over the top" | Random Sentence Generator

Go over the top and bottom lashes with blue mascara.

The movie, in fact, doesn't just go over the top.

I didn't curse at him, I didn't go over the top.

Perry always tends to go over-the-top with Met Gala themes.

But I'm, you know, I want to go over the top of somebody.

Losses above such levels could go "over the top" of catastrophe reinsurance programs.

But I'm, you know — I want to go over the top of somebody.

And Richard encouraged me to follow my instincts and go over the top.

I still go over the top on birthday cakes — it's my frosting loophole.

You have to go over the top so they forget the bad things.

I get it to an extent, but I think people go over the top.

Is there too much pressure to go over the top with our cooking at Christmas?

I would go over-the-top with it just to kinda wake up the listener.

But the temptation would have been to go all out and go over the top.

She would then go over the top with New Jersey, not long after 8 p.m.

When people go over the top there's a grain of truth to what they say.

Though it is more than possible to go over the top with attaching the sparkles.

It was his job to go over the top, to surge past and break through.

Terrell had loved Christmas; he'd go over the top with decorating the house, inside and out.

Or, do they go over-the-top, sparing no expense for their look on their big day?

I love the sportiness of them, and I don't think you want to go over-the-top.

"Unfortunately, the rhetoric in Washington and Pyongyang is now starting to go over the top," Lavrov said.

"Unfortunately, the rhetoric in Washington and Pyongyang is now starting to go over the top," Mr. Lavrov said.

I braced myself when I realized the water was about to go over the top of my rubber boots.

"They can use their rights to go over the top in the long run in Europe," Mr. Nathanson said.

Unlike other apps in this category, it doesn't take itself too seriously, or go over the top with celebrity obsessions.

Jimmy has a line, 'If you don't go over the top, how do you know what's on the other side?

The 36-year-old reality star and her Kardashian family have been known to go over-the-top for the holiday.

If I were to need full coverage, I'd go over the top of that with a little bit of Ben Nye.

Be seriously extravagant If your company can afford it, don't be afraid to go over-the-top once in a while.

Most likely the celebrities who regularly go over-the-top (we're looking at you, Rihanna, who wore a papal headpiece last year).

And Trump could take Florida and Ohio and North Carolina, and go over the top with some other combination of swing states.

It has some of its influences' worst impulses, which let it go over the top in almost every way, good sense be damned.

The best of the genre didn't go over the top, but instead raised the top by operating within an exaggerated sort of reality.

To turn up, in Southern rap parlance, is to go over the top, to celebrate wildly, to more or less explode with vim.

You also don't want to go over-the-top and risk making everyone feel awkward if your gift is too extravagant or too personal.

I had this idea in my head that I wanted to completely embrace my femininity, like completely just go over the top with it.

On the other hand, several startups are utilizing p2p networks to, at least partially, go over-the-top of traditional insurance balance sheet providers altogether.

The spectators go over the top sometimes but when they see the players embracing and congratulating each other like they did, it's the right balance.

NBA TV is officially launching a direct-to-consumer subscription service today, making it the first linear TV sports league network to go over the top.

We understand that AMC doesn't currently have plans to go over-the-top with Premiere — it sees it more as an upgrade option for pay TV customers.

Pir told his in-laws that they had to go over the top of the mountain, a journey of more than ten hours for a healthy person.

I might add a fried egg, a slice of griddled pineapple, maybe some bacon, see if I can't get some contest eating going, really go over the top.

How do you see sports rights in particular, given the complexities, the fact the leads themselves go over the top, obviously Disney's making a big play with BAMTech.

The Cavs always go over-the-top for their annual team gathering ... and Monday night was no exception -- from Kyle Korver's Willy Wonka (complete with Oompa Loompas!!) to J.

But to go over the top, Democrats would have to mainly win races where they would be the underdog but where nonetheless they had a realistic chance to win.

"Why was POTUS never informed, and why did Kelly go over the top in his defense of this guy, knowing the facts?" the source close to the Republican Party said.

Let's go over the top three: The first—which Trump defenders have already begun to hammer home—is that Comey's statement confirms that he told Trump three times he was not under investigation.

I don't know how much has been raised total for Australia, but let's go over-the-top and assume $10 billion has been raised worldwide (which is way, way more than the probable figure).

"In battle, the commander is the first one to go over the top," Joe McKinney, shirt unbuttoned, wearing a shower cap and one of those airplane neck pillows, exclaims over music swelling from every direction.

It's hard, when you hear 'ball' you think costume ball and you want to go over the top but I've made that mistake before so I'd rather just keep it simple and keep it pretty.

With the Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones you'll get plenty of bass that doesn't go over the top, along with a well-tuned mid range and a ton of detail and clarity in the high end.

The digital-entertainment company Whistle is the latest to go over the top with a 24-hour streaming channel, WhistleTV, that will land on at least two ad-supported OTT platforms later this year, the company told Business Insider.

"It did have that feel of, you know when you go over the top of a rollercoaster and you just get a little bit of a feeling, and the plane did bank to port, to the left-hand side, a little bit," he said on Channel 9.

But from what EA has shown so far, Battlefield 1 won't be casting players as a Tommy in a trench waiting months for the order to go over the top, instead giving us open combat in the fields of France, the Arabian deserts, and on the cliff passes of the Alps.

Any hesitance to jump into American Crime Story is understandable, maybe even necessary: Ryan Murphy isn't exactly known for his nuanced depictions of non-white characters (see: Scream Queens) nor is he known for his ability to rein himself in when he could, instead, go over the top (see: American Horror Story, later seasons of Glee, Nip/Tuck, Popular).

"Burgers are a quintessential, American menu item so it makes perfect sense that IHOP, one of the most iconic, all-American comfort-food brands in the world, would go over the top to create a delicious line-up of quality burgers that hit the spot any time of day," Chef Nevielle Panthaky, Head of Culinary at IHOb, said in a statement.

Most Americans think it should go over the top, like a waterfall.

In the huddle with Coach Dye, Jackson suggested a play. "Coach, I was a 7 foot high jumper in high school. Why don't we go over the top?" Dye complied with his running back and Auburn went with the play.

She added that "producers are anxious not to go over the top with the storylines and do anything overly dramatic". When his exit storyline played out on-screen he was depicted leaving Summer Bay on a tractor. The actor later told Josephine Monroe from TVTimes that he hoped to never return to the show.

Only in the early morning hours of Wednesday, July 29 did Hisgen go over the top, winning the nomination. Graves was subsequently chosen as the party's nominee for vice president."Hisgen and Graves New Party Ticket: The Independence Convention Makes Its Choice in Early Morning," New York Times, July 29, 1908, pp. 1, 3.

Next it goes down and will now have speed enough the go over the top hat. This followed by a wraparound corkscrew and a Finnish loop. The train goes up another dead end bending track and will then roll back to the end platform. The end platform turns 90 degrees and the train will ride into the base station.

It is said that at the battle of Doornkop he was one of the first to go over the top. Looking back, he saw one 17-year-old youth shivering with fright in the trench. An officer cried "shoot him". White is said to have aimed his pistol at the officer and replied, "Do so, and I'll shoot you".

Ordered to go over the top, the soldiers of the war weary men's battalions hesitated. The women, however, decided to go with or without them. Eventually they pushed past three trenches into German territory, where soldiers discovered a stash of vodka, which the women tried to break before they could be drunk. In his report, the commander of the regiment praised the women's battalion's initiative and courage.

The young officer, who is unable to read Welsh, at first refuses, suspecting the poem to be a coded message to the Germans. Eventually he relents, mails Ellis' submission, and praises him as "The Armageddon Poet". On 31 July 1917, the Fusiliers go over the top and into the Battle of Passchendaele. Crawling through swampy shell holes filled with corpses, Ellis witnesses his fellow soldiers being shot and blown to pieces around him.

As a compromise, Kubrick had Scott go over the top in rehearsal, assuring Scott that the cameras were off, which was untrue. Kubrick proceeded to use this version in the final cut, which Scott supposedly resented. Scott was one of many stars in The Yellow Rolls-Royce (1964). Scott was cast, under the direction of John Huston in Dino de Laurentiis's The Bible: In the Beginning, which was released by 20th Century Fox in 1966.

Avalon was more diverse than the usual power metal bands, and consisted of quality Euro Power Metal with plenty of Prog Metal influences in their music. They necessarily did not attempt to go over the top with countless double bass or stretching guitar licks. Instead, Avalon utilized these entities only when necessary, creating an exclusive effect which made them unique. The release of “Eurasia” was followed by a European tour with Metalium.

With the nominations finally complete, convention voting ensued. The first ballot saw a tally of 396 votes for Hisgen, 213 for Graves, 200 for Howard, 71 for Reuben R. Lyon, and 49 for William Randolph Hearst. A second ballot brought Hisgen to the doorstep of nomination, gathering 590 votes, compared to 189 for Graves and 109 for Howard. Only in the early morning hours of Wednesday, July 29 did Hisgen go over the top, winning the nomination.

One day, Corporal Himmelstoss arrives at the front and is immediately spurned because of his bad reputation. He is forced to go over the top with the 2nd Company and is promptly killed. In an attack on a cemetery, Paul stabs a French soldier, but finds himself trapped in a hole with the dying man for an entire night. Throughout the night, he desperately tries to help him, bringing him water, but fails to stop him from dying.

The final scene of "Blackadder Goes Forth" (when Blackadder and his men go "over the top" and charge into No-Man's-Land) has been described as "bold and highly poignant". During the 2014 centennial of the start of World War I, Michael Gove and war historian Max Hastings complained about the so-called "Blackadder version of history". UK culture. Atkinson's other creation, the hapless Mr. Bean, first appeared on New Year's Day in 1990 in a half-hour special for Thames Television.

George, as well as Laurie, drew positive responses from critics. Tara Ariano and Sarah Bunting of Television Without Pity considered Laurie one of the best actors in the series' cast. Richard Barber of People lauded Laurie's performance as George as "hilarious" and "brilliant". David Smith of The Guardian highlighted the pathos of the performance, writing that Laurie's performance as Lt. George, as he was about to go over the top to his death, "elicited tears of both laughter and grief".

There is no marked hiking trail which would go over the top, so it is officially inaccessible. A path leads along the southeastern slope from chalet Výrovka to the memorial of the victims of the mountains and then continues to Luční bouda. From this route slightly deviates winter pole markings. On the southeast slope is also a plaque dedicated to Soviet pilots from World War II. On the west and northwest of the mountain runs Old Buchar's Trail, which leads the red tourist trail connecting Luční bouda and Špindlerův Mlýn.

Points are gained based on the number of blocks in, the complexity of, and the height of the symmetrical layer. A symmetrical pattern is indicated by a symbol shown in the HUD's radar, as well as the player's score. Like the 3-D Tetris mode, layers will be lost if the blocks go over the top of the well, and the game ends when all layers are lost. One variant requires players to complete as many layers as possible, while the other is the same except with obstacles added.

Baron Franz von Soden relies on the experience of veterans such as Cpl. Friedrich Hinkel against the biggest British military deployment in the war thus far. The British go over-the-top at on 1 July expecting little resistance after a 7 day's artillery bombardment of enemy positions but are met by machine-gun fire within minutes. Cpl. Hinkel faces the 36th (Ulster) Division, which is quickly forced into retreat while away Capt. Thomas Tweed leads the 2nd Salford Pals’ B-Company in an attack on the Thiepval Plateau that sees the death of Mellor.

He and his fellow officers were concerned about how their men would behave when finally called on to go over the top. To provide his soldiers with a reassuringly familiar symbol, Nevill bought the footballs while on leave in London and took them back with him to France. A fellow officer, Second Lieutenant C.W. Alcock, wrote to Nevill's sister - Nevill died on the first day of the Battle of the Somme, just two weeks short of his 22nd birthday. He fell in front of the German barbed wire, shot as he was about to throw a hand grenade.

" In Baap Re Baap, a key scene is noted for "the joy exhibited by Usmani on screen". The Film Heritage Foundation of India describes her as the "effervescent Chand Usmani, with her heart-warming smile". She won a Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress in 1971, for her portrayal of the character Champa, a prostitute, in the 1970 film Pehchan. Writing nearly 40 years later, The Hindu's film reviewer considered that "Chand Usmani does justice to Champa’s role displaying restraint, poise and grace in a role which provided ample opportunity to easily go over the top.

Unit body construction was introduced throughout the line, though it appeared on certain Plymouths in earlier years such as the 1953 hardtop coupe. This eliminated the frame, and was advertised as Unibody. Under Chrysler president William Newberg, Virgil Exner's styling team was encouraged to go "over the top" with distinctive styling, leading the 1960 models to be popularly dubbed the "jukebox on wheels" and the 1961 models to be widely considered among the ugliest cars ever mass-produced. Despite being remarkable cars in performance, handling, modest weight, and appealing interiors, sales suffered, and Plymouth yielded third place in sales to Rambler.

French troops attack the astroship. Jadna goes to the cargo bay and revives all the Valérian clones as well as the original Valérian, puts them in German uniform and sends them out to fight. The real Valérian is exhausted due to loss of the blood he had to give to make all the clones and, while the others go over the top, he heads off in search of someplace to sleep. Jadna goes back to check on Laureline but is communicated with telepathically by the alien creator of all these artificial Earths who invites her to join him.

The film co-starred Faye Dunaway and John Huston, and included a cameo role with Polanski. Roger Ebert described Nicholson's portrayal as sharp-edged, menacing, and aggressive, a character who knew "how to go over the top", as he did in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. It is that edge that kept Chinatown from becoming a typical genre crime film.Ebert, Roger. The Great Movies, Volume 1, Broadway Books (2002) p. 106 Ebert also notes the importance of the role for Nicholson's career, seeing it as a major transition from the exploitation films of the previous decade.

In the trenches of World War I, Ollie, Stan and the rest of their army company are ready to go 'over the top', but Stan is ordered to stay behind to guard the trench. Scenes of fighting are then followed by the caption 'Armistice'. Twenty years pass, and Stan is still guarding the post, as shown by the huge pile of bean cans he has accumulated, and the path he has worn pacing back and forth on guard. He is found by accident (after firing on a plane he sees approaching) and goes home, feted as a hero.

On 6 October, he wrote in calm resignation to his sister Hilda that heavy fighting was just ahead. It is part of the Hankey legend that as he and his men waited to go “over the top” at 1:30 on the afternoon of 12 October 1916, Lt Hankey was heard to tell them, “If you are wounded, ‘Blighty’; if killed, the Resurrection!” Hankey died in that attack and was buried near where he fell. That grave was never located, and his name appears on the huge Thiepval memorial to the 70,000 missing and unidentified dead who fought on the Somme.

They played "a sleazoid male chauvinist comedy duo who exchange off-color ethnic jokes and prance around in suits and ties like Steve Martin on PCP". His brother, Dave, performed in the show and in a separate act. Higgins was praised for his ability of knowing "when to go over the top and when to rein it in", and how he was able to be "acutely tuned in to the comings and goings around them and know how to play off each other". Soon after, Higgins went on to become a writer for the short-lived MTV programs Trashed and The Jon Stewart Show.

Different from the other gauntlet matches, in which one competitor faces several others in turn, the Gauntlet for the Gold match is very similar to WWE's Royal Rumble match. It consists of two competitors beginning the match in the ring, followed by competitors entering the ring at timed intervals. Elimination is in the standard battle royal format in which a competitor must go over the top rope and hit the floor in order to be eliminated. If a wrestler falls to the floor without going over the top rope or is thrown over the top but does not fall to the floor, the competitor may re-enter the ring and continue the match.

Jackson, who ran 17 times for 114 yards during this Iron Bowl, continued marching his team downfield as he caught an 8-yard pass from quarterback Randy Campbell down to the Alabama 1-yard line. During the huddle Bo convinced Coach Dye to let him go over the top of offensive and defensive lines because he was a 7 foot high jumper in high school and the other team wouldn't be expecting it. On fourth down with 2:26 left in the game, Jackson completed the drive by going over the top for a one-yard touchdown run as Auburn (finished 9–3 in 1982) pulled off a 23–22 victory over Alabama and coach Paul "Bear" Bryant.

The battery was thrown straight into supporting a disastrous diversionary attack at Fromelles made by II ANZAC Corps with raw troops (the Official History emphasises the inexperience of the heavy artillery available for this operation, some of whom 'had never fired in France'). The heavy artillery began registering their targets and firing a slow bombardment on 16 July, then the following day a special programme began, seven hours before the infantry was due to go 'over the top'. Bad weather caused a two-day postponement of the attack. Although the bombardment appeared to have been effective, when the infantry attacked on 19 July they found much of the German parapet and barbed wire undamaged.

Paul Scott of Stylus Magazine agreed with Sanneh adding that it's "pretty enough but just sort of mills around without getting up the courage to go [over the top], and that's actually a good thing." Although musicOMH's John Murphy appreciated the group's vocal performance and harmonies he noted that "it doesn't particularly stick in the mind very much" and "[none of the group members] have a particular strong vocal." Spence D. of IGN shared the same sentiment with Murphy writing that Scherzinger "has a pleasing enough voice" but "never really presents anything that could come close to being called a signature sound." Spence D. also criticized the song's placement on the album.

Steiger rejected these claims, insisting that he was merely "trying to take the medium of acting to as far as I can go, and that why I sometimes go over the edge". Several co-stars found working with Steiger difficult; Warren Oates, according to director Norman Jewison, viewed Steiger as "somebody who had a tendency to go over the top" during the making of In The Heat of the Night. Writer Richard Dyer highlights the contrast in the film between the acting styles of Steiger and Poitier, with "Poitier's stillness and implied intensity" and "Steiger's busy, exteriorised method acting". Humphrey Bogart, Steiger's co-star of The Harder They Fall, referred to Steiger's method acting as the "scratch-your-ass-and-mumble school of acting".

Aspects of Junita plays upon the work of Andrew Lloyd Webber, including The Phantom of the Opera, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, Sunset Boulevard, Cats, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Starlight Express. In this sung-through pop opera, Junita hopes that becoming a superstar, despite her lack of talent, will allow her to get out of paying her rent from the mysterious Sir Phantom Jitter. As her boyfriend Bill bemoans the lack of communication in their relationship (due to the fact that they literally cannot talk), and fading diva Abigail von Starr advises her to go over the top, Junita falls under Phantom Jitter's spell, only for an errant Chandelier to bring things literally crashing down to a spectacular climax.

The final scene of "Blackadder Goes Forth" (when Blackadder and his men go "over the top" and charge into No-Man's-Land) has been described as "bold and highly poignant". Possessing an acerbic wit and armed with numerous quick put-downs (which are often wasted on those at whom they are directed), in a 2001 Channel 4 poll Edmund Blackadder was ranked third (behind Homer Simpson from The Simpsons and Basil Fawlty from Fawlty Towers) on their list of the 100 Greatest TV Characters. During the 2014 centennial of the start of World War I, Conservative Party politician Michael Gove and war historian Max Hastings complained about the so-called "Blackadder version of history". Atkinson in 1997, promoting Bean. In 2014, young adults from abroad named Mr. Bean among a group of people they most associated with British culture.

To describe the plot is to miss the point, because this plot could have been made into countless movies not as funny and charming as this one ... All depends on the Queen, who has been known to go over the top on occasion, but in this film finds all the right notes and dances to them delightfully. It is good to attend to important cinema like Syriana and Munich, but on occasion we must be open to movies that have more modest ambitions: They only want to amuse us, warm us, and make us feel good. Last Holiday plays like a hug." Ruthe Stein of the San Francisco Chronicle stated, "Latifah's latest vehicle inexorably marches toward an ending you can see coming from the first reel ... This harmless bit of fluff lacks the element of surprise but is not without random charming moments supplied by its incandescent star.

While the artillery prepared the ground for the attack, behind the Australian lines the assault formations moved up towards The Pimple. Smyth sited his brigade headquarters at a position called "Brown's Dip", which was about south of the firing line. Due to the small front along which the attack was to be launched, the initial assault was to be undertaken in three waves by the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Battalions while the 1st Battalion was to remain back at Brown's Dip in reserve, ready to be brought up to consolidate any gains or respond in the event of a counterattack.. Once the 1st Battalion had taken up its position, the assault battalions moved through them towards the forward line at The Pimple. Once the attack was launched, half the force would go via tunnels that had been dug out into no man's land, while the other half would simply go "over the top".

Pulis, however, utilised the loan market again, signing five players on loan, including Ryan Shawcross from Manchester United, with a few of these loan signings joining on a permanent deal in the January transfer window. Pulis guided Stoke City to promotion to the Premier League on the final matchday of the season, to be Stoke's first top flight campaign in 23 years. Upon promotion, Pulis admitted the need to strengthen his squad but he also made it clear that the club would not go 'over the top' with spending. Stoke's biggest summer signing was that of striker Dave Kitson, who joined from recently relegated Reading for £5.5 million. Kitson was followed by the captures of Seyi Olofinjana from Wolverhampton Wanderers for £3 million, Abdoulaye Faye from Newcastle United for £2.25 million, Amdy Faye from Charlton Athletic for an undisclosed fee, Andrew Davies joined for £1.2 million from Southampton, defender Ibrahima Sonko signed for an initial £2 million fee from Reading and former Potter Danny Higginbotham rejoined his former club from Sunderland for an undisclosed fee.

Go over the top and bottom lashes with blue mascara. from Refinery 29
The movie, in fact, doesn't just go over the top. from People
I didn't curse at him, I didn't go over the top. from Reuters
Perry always tends to go over-the-top with Met Gala themes. from People
But I'm, you know, I want to go over the top of somebody. from Reuters
Losses above such levels could go "over the top" of catastrophe reinsurance programs. from Reuters
But I'm, you know — I want to go over the top of somebody. from The New York Times
And Richard encouraged me to follow my instincts and go over the top. from The New York Times
I still go over the top on birthday cakes — it's my frosting loophole. from The New York Times
You have to go over the top so they forget the bad things. from Business Insider
I get it to an extent, but I think people go over the top. from Vice
Is there too much pressure to go over the top with our cooking at Christmas? from Vice
I would go over-the-top with it just to kinda wake up the listener. from Vice
But the temptation would have been to go all out and go over the top. from The Verge
She would then go over the top with New Jersey, not long after 8 p.m. from The New York Times
When people go over the top there's a grain of truth to what they say. from The Hill
Though it is more than possible to go over the top with attaching the sparkles. from The New York Times
It was his job to go over the top, to surge past and break through. from Vice
Terrell had loved Christmas; he'd go over the top with decorating the house, inside and out. from CNN
Or, do they go over-the-top, sparing no expense for their look on their big day? from Refinery 29
I love the sportiness of them, and I don't think you want to go over-the-top. from Refinery 29
"Unfortunately, the rhetoric in Washington and Pyongyang is now starting to go over the top," Lavrov said. from CNBC
"Unfortunately, the rhetoric in Washington and Pyongyang is now starting to go over the top," Mr. Lavrov said. from The New York Times
I braced myself when I realized the water was about to go over the top of my rubber boots. from The New York Times
"They can use their rights to go over the top in the long run in Europe," Mr. Nathanson said. from The New York Times
Unlike other apps in this category, it doesn't take itself too seriously, or go over the top with celebrity obsessions. from The New York Times
Jimmy has a line, 'If you don't go over the top, how do you know what's on the other side? from People
The 36-year-old reality star and her Kardashian family have been known to go over-the-top for the holiday. from People
If I were to need full coverage, I'd go over the top of that with a little bit of Ben Nye. from Refinery 29
Be seriously extravagant If your company can afford it, don't be afraid to go over-the-top once in a while. from CNN
Most likely the celebrities who regularly go over-the-top (we're looking at you, Rihanna, who wore a papal headpiece last year). from People
And Trump could take Florida and Ohio and North Carolina, and go over the top with some other combination of swing states. from The New York Times
It has some of its influences' worst impulses, which let it go over the top in almost every way, good sense be damned. from The Verge
The best of the genre didn't go over the top, but instead raised the top by operating within an exaggerated sort of reality. from Vox
To turn up, in Southern rap parlance, is to go over the top, to celebrate wildly, to more or less explode with vim. from The New York Times
You also don't want to go over-the-top and risk making everyone feel awkward if your gift is too extravagant or too personal. from Refinery 29
I had this idea in my head that I wanted to completely embrace my femininity, like completely just go over the top with it. from The New York Times
On the other hand, several startups are utilizing p2p networks to, at least partially, go over-the-top of traditional insurance balance sheet providers altogether. from TechCrunch
The spectators go over the top sometimes but when they see the players embracing and congratulating each other like they did, it's the right balance. from Reuters
NBA TV is officially launching a direct-to-consumer subscription service today, making it the first linear TV sports league network to go over the top. from TechCrunch
We understand that AMC doesn't currently have plans to go over-the-top with Premiere — it sees it more as an upgrade option for pay TV customers. from TechCrunch
Pir told his in-laws that they had to go over the top of the mountain, a journey of more than ten hours for a healthy person. from New Yorker
I might add a fried egg, a slice of griddled pineapple, maybe some bacon, see if I can't get some contest eating going, really go over the top. from The New York Times
How do you see sports rights in particular, given the complexities, the fact the leads themselves go over the top, obviously Disney's making a big play with BAMTech. from Vox
The Cavs always go over-the-top for their annual team gathering ... and Monday night was no exception -- from Kyle Korver's Willy Wonka (complete with Oompa Loompas!!) to J. from TMZ
But to go over the top, Democrats would have to mainly win races where they would be the underdog but where nonetheless they had a realistic chance to win. from The New York Times
"Why was POTUS never informed, and why did Kelly go over the top in his defense of this guy, knowing the facts?" the source close to the Republican Party said. from The Hill
Let's go over the top three: The first—which Trump defenders have already begun to hammer home—is that Comey's statement confirms that he told Trump three times he was not under investigation. from New Republic
I don't know how much has been raised total for Australia, but let's go over-the-top and assume $10 billion has been raised worldwide (which is way, way more than the probable figure). from The Hill
"In battle, the commander is the first one to go over the top," Joe McKinney, shirt unbuttoned, wearing a shower cap and one of those airplane neck pillows, exclaims over music swelling from every direction. from Gizmodo
It's hard, when you hear 'ball' you think costume ball and you want to go over the top but I've made that mistake before so I'd rather just keep it simple and keep it pretty. from People
With the Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones you'll get plenty of bass that doesn't go over the top, along with a well-tuned mid range and a ton of detail and clarity in the high end. from Business Insider
The digital-entertainment company Whistle is the latest to go over the top with a 24-hour streaming channel, WhistleTV, that will land on at least two ad-supported OTT platforms later this year, the company told Business Insider. from Business Insider
The digital-entertainment company Whistle is the latest to go over the top with a 24-hour streaming channel, WhistleTV, that will land on at least two ad-supported OTT platforms later this year, the company told Business Insider. from Business Insider
"It did have that feel of, you know when you go over the top of a rollercoaster and you just get a little bit of a feeling, and the plane did bank to port, to the left-hand side, a little bit," he said on Channel 9. from Reuters
But from what EA has shown so far, Battlefield 1 won't be casting players as a Tommy in a trench waiting months for the order to go over the top, instead giving us open combat in the fields of France, the Arabian deserts, and on the cliff passes of the Alps. from The Verge
Any hesitance to jump into American Crime Story is understandable, maybe even necessary: Ryan Murphy isn't exactly known for his nuanced depictions of non-white characters (see: Scream Queens) nor is he known for his ability to rein himself in when he could, instead, go over the top (see: American Horror Story, later seasons of Glee, Nip/Tuck, Popular). from The Verge
"Burgers are a quintessential, American menu item so it makes perfect sense that IHOP, one of the most iconic, all-American comfort-food brands in the world, would go over the top to create a delicious line-up of quality burgers that hit the spot any time of day," Chef Nevielle Panthaky, Head of Culinary at IHOb, said in a statement. from People
Most Americans think it should go over the top, like a waterfall.
In the huddle with Coach Dye, Jackson suggested a play. "Coach, I was a 7 foot high jumper in high school. Why don't we go over the top?" Dye complied with his running back and Auburn went with the play.
She added that "producers are anxious not to go over the top with the storylines and do anything overly dramatic". When his exit storyline played out on-screen he was depicted leaving Summer Bay on a tractor. The actor later told Josephine Monroe from TVTimes that he hoped to never return to the show.
Only in the early morning hours of Wednesday, July 29 did Hisgen go over the top, winning the nomination. Graves was subsequently chosen as the party's nominee for vice president."Hisgen and Graves New Party Ticket: The Independence Convention Makes Its Choice in Early Morning," New York Times, July 29, 1908, pp. 1, 3.
Next it goes down and will now have speed enough the go over the top hat. This followed by a wraparound corkscrew and a Finnish loop. The train goes up another dead end bending track and will then roll back to the end platform. The end platform turns 90 degrees and the train will ride into the base station.
Next it goes down and will now have speed enough the go over the top hat. This followed by a wraparound corkscrew and a Finnish loop. The train goes up another dead end bending track and will then roll back to the end platform. The end platform turns 90 degrees and the train will ride into the base station.
It is said that at the battle of Doornkop he was one of the first to go over the top. Looking back, he saw one 17-year-old youth shivering with fright in the trench. An officer cried "shoot him". White is said to have aimed his pistol at the officer and replied, "Do so, and I'll shoot you".
Ordered to go over the top, the soldiers of the war weary men's battalions hesitated. The women, however, decided to go with or without them. Eventually they pushed past three trenches into German territory, where soldiers discovered a stash of vodka, which the women tried to break before they could be drunk. In his report, the commander of the regiment praised the women's battalion's initiative and courage.
The young officer, who is unable to read Welsh, at first refuses, suspecting the poem to be a coded message to the Germans. Eventually he relents, mails Ellis' submission, and praises him as "The Armageddon Poet". On 31 July 1917, the Fusiliers go over the top and into the Battle of Passchendaele. Crawling through swampy shell holes filled with corpses, Ellis witnesses his fellow soldiers being shot and blown to pieces around him.
As a compromise, Kubrick had Scott go over the top in rehearsal, assuring Scott that the cameras were off, which was untrue. Kubrick proceeded to use this version in the final cut, which Scott supposedly resented. Scott was one of many stars in The Yellow Rolls-Royce (1964). Scott was cast, under the direction of John Huston in Dino de Laurentiis's The Bible: In the Beginning, which was released by 20th Century Fox in 1966.
Avalon was more diverse than the usual power metal bands, and consisted of quality Euro Power Metal with plenty of Prog Metal influences in their music. They necessarily did not attempt to go over the top with countless double bass or stretching guitar licks. Instead, Avalon utilized these entities only when necessary, creating an exclusive effect which made them unique. The release of “Eurasia” was followed by a European tour with Metalium.
With the nominations finally complete, convention voting ensued. The first ballot saw a tally of 396 votes for Hisgen, 213 for Graves, 200 for Howard, 71 for Reuben R. Lyon, and 49 for William Randolph Hearst. A second ballot brought Hisgen to the doorstep of nomination, gathering 590 votes, compared to 189 for Graves and 109 for Howard. Only in the early morning hours of Wednesday, July 29 did Hisgen go over the top, winning the nomination.
One day, Corporal Himmelstoss arrives at the front and is immediately spurned because of his bad reputation. He is forced to go over the top with the 2nd Company and is promptly killed. In an attack on a cemetery, Paul stabs a French soldier, but finds himself trapped in a hole with the dying man for an entire night. Throughout the night, he desperately tries to help him, bringing him water, but fails to stop him from dying.
The final scene of "Blackadder Goes Forth" (when Blackadder and his men go "over the top" and charge into No-Man's-Land) has been described as "bold and highly poignant". During the 2014 centennial of the start of World War I, Michael Gove and war historian Max Hastings complained about the so-called "Blackadder version of history". UK culture. Atkinson's other creation, the hapless Mr. Bean, first appeared on New Year's Day in 1990 in a half-hour special for Thames Television.
George, as well as Laurie, drew positive responses from critics. Tara Ariano and Sarah Bunting of Television Without Pity considered Laurie one of the best actors in the series' cast. Richard Barber of People lauded Laurie's performance as George as "hilarious" and "brilliant". David Smith of The Guardian highlighted the pathos of the performance, writing that Laurie's performance as Lt. George, as he was about to go over the top to his death, "elicited tears of both laughter and grief".
There is no marked hiking trail which would go over the top, so it is officially inaccessible. A path leads along the southeastern slope from chalet Výrovka to the memorial of the victims of the mountains and then continues to Luční bouda. From this route slightly deviates winter pole markings. On the southeast slope is also a plaque dedicated to Soviet pilots from World War II. On the west and northwest of the mountain runs Old Buchar's Trail, which leads the red tourist trail connecting Luční bouda and Špindlerův Mlýn.
Points are gained based on the number of blocks in, the complexity of, and the height of the symmetrical layer. A symmetrical pattern is indicated by a symbol shown in the HUD's radar, as well as the player's score. Like the 3-D Tetris mode, layers will be lost if the blocks go over the top of the well, and the game ends when all layers are lost. One variant requires players to complete as many layers as possible, while the other is the same except with obstacles added.
Baron Franz von Soden relies on the experience of veterans such as Cpl. Friedrich Hinkel against the biggest British military deployment in the war thus far. The British go over-the-top at on 1 July expecting little resistance after a 7 day's artillery bombardment of enemy positions but are met by machine-gun fire within minutes. Cpl. Hinkel faces the 36th (Ulster) Division, which is quickly forced into retreat while away Capt. Thomas Tweed leads the 2nd Salford Pals’ B-Company in an attack on the Thiepval Plateau that sees the death of Mellor.
He and his fellow officers were concerned about how their men would behave when finally called on to go over the top. To provide his soldiers with a reassuringly familiar symbol, Nevill bought the footballs while on leave in London and took them back with him to France. A fellow officer, Second Lieutenant C.W. Alcock, wrote to Nevill's sister - Nevill died on the first day of the Battle of the Somme, just two weeks short of his 22nd birthday. He fell in front of the German barbed wire, shot as he was about to throw a hand grenade.
" In Baap Re Baap, a key scene is noted for "the joy exhibited by Usmani on screen". The Film Heritage Foundation of India describes her as the "effervescent Chand Usmani, with her heart-warming smile". She won a Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress in 1971, for her portrayal of the character Champa, a prostitute, in the 1970 film Pehchan. Writing nearly 40 years later, The Hindu's film reviewer considered that "Chand Usmani does justice to Champa’s role displaying restraint, poise and grace in a role which provided ample opportunity to easily go over the top.
Unit body construction was introduced throughout the line, though it appeared on certain Plymouths in earlier years such as the 1953 hardtop coupe. This eliminated the frame, and was advertised as Unibody. Under Chrysler president William Newberg, Virgil Exner's styling team was encouraged to go "over the top" with distinctive styling, leading the 1960 models to be popularly dubbed the "jukebox on wheels" and the 1961 models to be widely considered among the ugliest cars ever mass-produced. Despite being remarkable cars in performance, handling, modest weight, and appealing interiors, sales suffered, and Plymouth yielded third place in sales to Rambler.
French troops attack the astroship. Jadna goes to the cargo bay and revives all the Valérian clones as well as the original Valérian, puts them in German uniform and sends them out to fight. The real Valérian is exhausted due to loss of the blood he had to give to make all the clones and, while the others go over the top, he heads off in search of someplace to sleep. Jadna goes back to check on Laureline but is communicated with telepathically by the alien creator of all these artificial Earths who invites her to join him.
The film co-starred Faye Dunaway and John Huston, and included a cameo role with Polanski. Roger Ebert described Nicholson's portrayal as sharp-edged, menacing, and aggressive, a character who knew "how to go over the top", as he did in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. It is that edge that kept Chinatown from becoming a typical genre crime film.Ebert, Roger. The Great Movies, Volume 1, Broadway Books (2002) p. 106 Ebert also notes the importance of the role for Nicholson's career, seeing it as a major transition from the exploitation films of the previous decade.
In the trenches of World War I, Ollie, Stan and the rest of their army company are ready to go 'over the top', but Stan is ordered to stay behind to guard the trench. Scenes of fighting are then followed by the caption 'Armistice'. Twenty years pass, and Stan is still guarding the post, as shown by the huge pile of bean cans he has accumulated, and the path he has worn pacing back and forth on guard. He is found by accident (after firing on a plane he sees approaching) and goes home, feted as a hero.
On 6 October, he wrote in calm resignation to his sister Hilda that heavy fighting was just ahead. It is part of the Hankey legend that as he and his men waited to go “over the top” at 1:30 on the afternoon of 12 October 1916, Lt Hankey was heard to tell them, “If you are wounded, ‘Blighty’; if killed, the Resurrection!” Hankey died in that attack and was buried near where he fell. That grave was never located, and his name appears on the huge Thiepval memorial to the 70,000 missing and unidentified dead who fought on the Somme.
They played "a sleazoid male chauvinist comedy duo who exchange off-color ethnic jokes and prance around in suits and ties like Steve Martin on PCP". His brother, Dave, performed in the show and in a separate act. Higgins was praised for his ability of knowing "when to go over the top and when to rein it in", and how he was able to be "acutely tuned in to the comings and goings around them and know how to play off each other". Soon after, Higgins went on to become a writer for the short-lived MTV programs Trashed and The Jon Stewart Show.
Different from the other gauntlet matches, in which one competitor faces several others in turn, the Gauntlet for the Gold match is very similar to WWE's Royal Rumble match. It consists of two competitors beginning the match in the ring, followed by competitors entering the ring at timed intervals. Elimination is in the standard battle royal format in which a competitor must go over the top rope and hit the floor in order to be eliminated. If a wrestler falls to the floor without going over the top rope or is thrown over the top but does not fall to the floor, the competitor may re-enter the ring and continue the match.
Jackson, who ran 17 times for 114 yards during this Iron Bowl, continued marching his team downfield as he caught an 8-yard pass from quarterback Randy Campbell down to the Alabama 1-yard line. During the huddle Bo convinced Coach Dye to let him go over the top of offensive and defensive lines because he was a 7 foot high jumper in high school and the other team wouldn't be expecting it. On fourth down with 2:26 left in the game, Jackson completed the drive by going over the top for a one-yard touchdown run as Auburn (finished 9–3 in 1982) pulled off a 23–22 victory over Alabama and coach Paul "Bear" Bryant.
The battery was thrown straight into supporting a disastrous diversionary attack at Fromelles made by II ANZAC Corps with raw troops (the Official History emphasises the inexperience of the heavy artillery available for this operation, some of whom 'had never fired in France'). The heavy artillery began registering their targets and firing a slow bombardment on 16 July, then the following day a special programme began, seven hours before the infantry was due to go 'over the top'. Bad weather caused a two-day postponement of the attack. Although the bombardment appeared to have been effective, when the infantry attacked on 19 July they found much of the German parapet and barbed wire undamaged.
Paul Scott of Stylus Magazine agreed with Sanneh adding that it's "pretty enough but just sort of mills around without getting up the courage to go [over the top], and that's actually a good thing." Although musicOMH's John Murphy appreciated the group's vocal performance and harmonies he noted that "it doesn't particularly stick in the mind very much" and "[none of the group members] have a particular strong vocal." Spence D. of IGN shared the same sentiment with Murphy writing that Scherzinger "has a pleasing enough voice" but "never really presents anything that could come close to being called a signature sound." Spence D. also criticized the song's placement on the album.
Steiger rejected these claims, insisting that he was merely "trying to take the medium of acting to as far as I can go, and that why I sometimes go over the edge". Several co-stars found working with Steiger difficult; Warren Oates, according to director Norman Jewison, viewed Steiger as "somebody who had a tendency to go over the top" during the making of In The Heat of the Night. Writer Richard Dyer highlights the contrast in the film between the acting styles of Steiger and Poitier, with "Poitier's stillness and implied intensity" and "Steiger's busy, exteriorised method acting". Humphrey Bogart, Steiger's co-star of The Harder They Fall, referred to Steiger's method acting as the "scratch-your-ass-and-mumble school of acting".
Aspects of Junita plays upon the work of Andrew Lloyd Webber, including The Phantom of the Opera, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, Sunset Boulevard, Cats, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Starlight Express. In this sung-through pop opera, Junita hopes that becoming a superstar, despite her lack of talent, will allow her to get out of paying her rent from the mysterious Sir Phantom Jitter. As her boyfriend Bill bemoans the lack of communication in their relationship (due to the fact that they literally cannot talk), and fading diva Abigail von Starr advises her to go over the top, Junita falls under Phantom Jitter's spell, only for an errant Chandelier to bring things literally crashing down to a spectacular climax.
The final scene of "Blackadder Goes Forth" (when Blackadder and his men go "over the top" and charge into No-Man's-Land) has been described as "bold and highly poignant". Possessing an acerbic wit and armed with numerous quick put-downs (which are often wasted on those at whom they are directed), in a 2001 Channel 4 poll Edmund Blackadder was ranked third (behind Homer Simpson from The Simpsons and Basil Fawlty from Fawlty Towers) on their list of the 100 Greatest TV Characters. During the 2014 centennial of the start of World War I, Conservative Party politician Michael Gove and war historian Max Hastings complained about the so-called "Blackadder version of history". Atkinson in 1997, promoting Bean. In 2014, young adults from abroad named Mr. Bean among a group of people they most associated with British culture.
To describe the plot is to miss the point, because this plot could have been made into countless movies not as funny and charming as this one ... All depends on the Queen, who has been known to go over the top on occasion, but in this film finds all the right notes and dances to them delightfully. It is good to attend to important cinema like Syriana and Munich, but on occasion we must be open to movies that have more modest ambitions: They only want to amuse us, warm us, and make us feel good. Last Holiday plays like a hug." Ruthe Stein of the San Francisco Chronicle stated, "Latifah's latest vehicle inexorably marches toward an ending you can see coming from the first reel ... This harmless bit of fluff lacks the element of surprise but is not without random charming moments supplied by its incandescent star.
While the artillery prepared the ground for the attack, behind the Australian lines the assault formations moved up towards The Pimple. Smyth sited his brigade headquarters at a position called "Brown's Dip", which was about south of the firing line. Due to the small front along which the attack was to be launched, the initial assault was to be undertaken in three waves by the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Battalions while the 1st Battalion was to remain back at Brown's Dip in reserve, ready to be brought up to consolidate any gains or respond in the event of a counterattack.. Once the 1st Battalion had taken up its position, the assault battalions moved through them towards the forward line at The Pimple. Once the attack was launched, half the force would go via tunnels that had been dug out into no man's land, while the other half would simply go "over the top".
Pulis, however, utilised the loan market again, signing five players on loan, including Ryan Shawcross from Manchester United, with a few of these loan signings joining on a permanent deal in the January transfer window. Pulis guided Stoke City to promotion to the Premier League on the final matchday of the season, to be Stoke's first top flight campaign in 23 years. Upon promotion, Pulis admitted the need to strengthen his squad but he also made it clear that the club would not go 'over the top' with spending. Stoke's biggest summer signing was that of striker Dave Kitson, who joined from recently relegated Reading for £5.5 million. Kitson was followed by the captures of Seyi Olofinjana from Wolverhampton Wanderers for £3 million, Abdoulaye Faye from Newcastle United for £2.25 million, Amdy Faye from Charlton Athletic for an undisclosed fee, Andrew Davies joined for £1.2 million from Southampton, defender Ibrahima Sonko signed for an initial £2 million fee from Reading and former Potter Danny Higginbotham rejoined his former club from Sunderland for an undisclosed fee.