Personal setbacks, like health scares and family deaths, are hashed over.
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Daring to apply the language, rhythms and sense of moment of a Shakespearean history to a topical situation most commonly hashed over in gossip magazines.
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It required them to leave the building together, and continue down the sidewalk as they hashed over an office tragedy, to which Axelrod has responded coldly.
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This material has been hashed over many times in previous books, and in the first half of "The Recovering" Jamison brings little that's new to this discussion.
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There are a lot of factors that led to Trump's enormous success in this election, and those will no doubt be hashed over and rehashed over the next few weeks.
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Particularly for campaigns that are well-staffed, these proposals often take weeks or months, reflect the opinions of a wide variety of outside advisors, and are endlessly hashed over in internal debates.
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But especially grim acts, starting with the rape of the grandmother in September, have been hashed over with increasing intensity, feeding the anti-migrant sentiment that helped propel Mr. Hofer to first place in the first round last month.
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The wisdom of that has been endlessly hashed over by others, so here's a different question: How does Trump think he's going to be tough with China -- and then expect its leaders to lift a finger on other critical issues such as cybersecurity, North Korea and Iran?
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For readers who find that "breaking news" alerts do not always clarify the state of play, and those who feel overwhelmed by developments hashed over during a 24-hour news cycle — something that didn't exist during the Watergate era — we have tried to sketch the major developments in Russia's targeting of the 2016 presidential election: its historic significance, its motives and its effects.
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Both women were sentenced to five years in prison. Croft and Hagan did not testify during their trial. "We hashed over everything—evidence, notes, evidence, notes. I think we did an absolutely fabulous job," said one of the jurors.
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These points were hashed over again at a 3 April conference. At a meeting on 21 April, General Ouane announced that Sourith would assume Thao Ma's assignment as soon as Sourith returned to Laos. On 11 May 1966, Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma informed U.S. Ambassador William H. Sullivan of the pending change. The ambassador appreciated Thao Ma as one of the few fighting generals in the RLA, and wanted to retain him.
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