1.   Almost half their sales are now made over the Internet.

2.   Any spreadsheet should be able to calculate the present value of payments made over a fixed term.

3.   If revised arrangements are made over the telephone, these, too, should be confirmed in writing.

4.   The decision was made over their vociferous objections.

5.   In his view, friendships made over alcohol -- as in the Star Bar around the corner-seldom lasted.

6.   This is allowed for in each instrument and in addition, measurements can be made over a range of temperatures.

7.   Over time it makes the domestic industry less competitive.

8.   The accuracy of this technique has been steadily improving and measurements can now be made over thousands of kilometres to an accuracy of a few millimetres.

9.   Although an overall agreement is within reach, both sides acknowledged that little progress was made over the weekend.

10.   An announcement made over the public address system said that some baggage was being held from some flights.