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Examples of carryover in a Sentence
superstitions that are carryovers from ancient times
Recent Examples of carryover from the Web
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But with what Kerry did that afternoon, there was a carryover.
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The Rainbow 6 covers Races 5-10 and features a jackpot carryover of $1,186.96.
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Heading into Friday, there is a $0.20 pick 6 jackpot carryover of $26,098.
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The high school's AP Statistics and AP Computer Science classes formed the current team, which included carryover members Carney and Cairns from last year.
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The previous state record for the largest Pick 6 carryover was $275,322, reached heading into closing day of Pimlico Race Course's spring meet on June 6, 2015.
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Existing color choices are joined by Destroyer Grey, Green Go, Octane Red, and Yellow Jacket; White Knuckle and Contusion Blue are renamed carryover hues.
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Fulford said the carryover amount will actually be $129 million.
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New this spring is an Early Pick 5 with its own carryover provisions separate from the Late Pick 5.
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First Known Use of carryover
1894
carry over
Definition of carry over
1 a
: to transfer (an amount) to the next column, page, or book relating to the same account
b
: to hold over (something, such as goods) for another time or season
2
: to deduct (a loss or an unused credit) from taxable income of a later period
: to persist from one stage or sphere of activity to another
Recent Examples of carry over from the Web
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Orlando turned up the heat even more after LeBlanc’s second tally, earning a power play that carried over into the third.
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For Rihanna, unfiltered is a way of life—and that carries over to her deft use of unexpected pigments or holographic highlighters.
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That momentum obviously didn’t carry over into early 2018.
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Even his outfit, the boxy, dark suit and power tie that ended up carrying over into the presidency, was static.
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Although the feeling of a hand pulling her out of isolation carries over.
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The film version does carry over some of the book’s most notable flaws, especially a suspicious reliance on narrative convenience and coincidence.
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What’s really important is switching from being emotional and transforming the experience into a learning experience to carry over to your next race.
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The stat measures how many minutes have carried over from players for a team from one year to the next.
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First Known Use of carry over
1745
CARRYOVER Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of carryover for English Language Learners
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: something that existed in one time or place and continues in another
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