How To Use Spill over In A Sentence
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The conflict threatens to spill over into neighbouring regions.
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Government chiefs are worried that the refugee problem might spill over from neighboring countries.
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Hanging planters also make a good home for anything that will trail and spill over, such as ivies and creeping phlox, especially if the planter is hanging above eye level.
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The talks between the two leaders look likely to spill over into the weekend.
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Don't pour too much;it might spill over.
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Don't pour too much;it might spill over.
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When you permit these legitimate concerns to spill over into your work performance, your career often suffers.
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The coffee is so full that it might spill over.
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The process of improvement will spill over into the next tier.
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Terrorism will spill over if you don't speak up. Malala Yousafzai
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The effects of alcohol misuse spill over from private life into the workplace, causing inefficiency and accidents as well as absenteeism.
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Don't pour too much;it might spill over.
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Despite the new grown-up demeanour, some aspects of the girl still spill over.
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Changes on the microscopic level eventually spill over into the macroscopic level.
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The dreck, it appears, continues to spill over on this side of the Atlantic.
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The potential for the fighting to spill over into a wider regional conflict has triggered a flurry of diplomatic activity.
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Terrorism will spill over if you don't speak up. Malala Yousafzai
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AT & T and DuPont said they would cut capital spending, which will spill over to their suppliers.
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Terraced soil or stacked stones provide a place for the water to spill over.
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If there are children, the corrosiveness caused by fighting over money will spill over into the children's emotional well-being for their entire lives.
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In other words, if the urge to have sex is strong enough it may spill over into nonreproductive sex, as suggested by the actions of the bonobos and macaques.
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Those between clergy and musicians often spill over into the parish, and sides will be taken.
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Old water cisterns and a Victorian toilet spill over with a veritable mass of plants and bulbs.
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The effects of alcohol misuse spill over from private life into the workplace, causing inefficiency and accidents as well as absenteeism.
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The talks between the two leaders look likely to spill over into the weekend.
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I try not to let my work spill over into my life outside the office.
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Those between clergy and musicians often spill over into the parish, and sides will be taken.
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He reckons it will disappear by the end of 1993, so increased demand will then spill over into higher prices.
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When this and other squawfish spawn in the upper Gunnison River, their young are carried downstream by the current and may spill over the Redlands Diversion Dam.
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The conflict threatens to spill over into neighbouring regions.
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And the holding ponds they built to catch the effluent spill over and that nasty stuff pours down into Red River.
THE FALLEN MAN
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Government chiefs are worried that the refugee problem might spill over from neighboring countries.
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Some of this confusion will spill over into the G 20 summit.
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Love and joy seemed to explode inside her, threatening to spill over into cries of happiness.
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Bougainvillea vines spill over the brick walls in pulsating colors of fuchsia, scarlet, violet, and mustard yellow.
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I try not to let my work spill over into my life outside the office.
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‘There has been a great increase in the number of pinto breeders in the US and I feel the trend will spill over into this country,’ Miles said.
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There's usually a mutual tolerance, but sometimes strong feelings spill over.
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Yes it had the potential to spill over, to send the coffee and croissants flying in a free-for-all.
The Sun
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Allow one's private sentiments to spill over into a report.
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Government chiefs are worried that the refugee problem might spill over from neighboring countries.
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Thomas plays Baz Wainwright, a troubled lad who has serious problems at home that spill over into school.
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I try not to let my work spill over into my life outside the office.
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The effects of stress at work can spill over into home life.
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The conflict might spill over into neighbouring towns.
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Its affairs never spill over its own border.
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So I know I'm not alone in this stigmatic attitude towards people who form internet relationships that then spill over into ‘real life’.
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The effects of stress at work can spill over into home life.
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Some of this confusion will spill over into the G 20 summit.
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The conflict might spill over into neighbouring towns.
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More important is that market integration does not necessary spill over into political integration.
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The process of improvement will spill over into the next tier.
Christianity Today
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Crime has spiraled so out of control that the government has entirely given up on certain neighborhoods and walled them in, content to let lawlessness reign there as long as it is contained and cannot spill over to Paris proper.
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Several melees broke out on the field as the game threatened to spill over into all out violence.
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Once you have the rocks in place, plant some ivy and creeping violets throughout, so that it will spill over the rocks.
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It's easy to let the emotions attached to one situation spill over into others.
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But we do all recognise that without that balance, in certain instances, absolutism can easily spill over into extremism.
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The firm is planning to spill over the world.
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Drop a couple of marbles into the cup and watch the water spill over.
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The coffee is so full that it might spill over.
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The talks between the two leaders look likely to spill over into the weekend.
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I couldn't do anything else but stand there and stare into the glowing embers and jumping flames in order to still the tears that threatened to spill over.
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It is easy to allow personal emotions to spill over into your work.
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Some of this confusion will spill over into the G 20 summit.
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There are also times when we allow conflicts away from work to spill over into the workplace and harm our careers.
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Arguments started outside the congregation may spill over into it.
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Tears stung at the back of my eyelids and threatened to spill over at any moment.
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I try not to let my work spill over into my life outside the office.
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The firm is planning to spill over the world.
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Have a little fun with it and let shapes drawn down a wall spill over a dresser or chest of drawers.
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There's usually a mutual tolerance, but sometimes strong feelings spill over.
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Only when it was finished and he jumped so high for joy did his emotions spill over, tears following as he sat on the sidelines.
The Sun
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Job stress can easily spill over into personal and family life.
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The extra electron fills up the lower-energy state in the conduction band, causing excited electrons to, effectively, spill over into the higher-energy, photon-emitting state.
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The potential for the fighting to spill over into a wider regional conflict has triggered a flurry of diplomatic activity.
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Eisenhower's personal victory was not going to spill over into the state or congressional races.
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The coffee is so full that it might spill over.
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Carry the cup carefully to the tea table; it's so full that it might spill over.
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In the centrepiece warped opalescent planet-images seemed to spill over gold, mechanical star-figures.
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I try not to let my work spill over into my life outside the office.
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This pelletizer project in Palmerton will spill over little bit in the first quarter next year but most of the capital relative to the wash circuit should be completed this year.
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Carry the milk carefully to the table; it's so full that it might spill over.
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Despite the new grown-up demeanour, some aspects of the girl still spill over.
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She just wanted to get out of there and she could feel the tears welling up in her eyes, threatening to spill over onto her cheeks.
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Love and joy seemed to explode inside her, threatening to spill over into cries of happiness.
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The Palmach House sits on the edge of the army orchestra's barracks; their parade ground will eventually spill over onto its car park roof.
