I'se listenin' to de angels hammerin' overhead, an' Mrs. Raymun' will hab to wait a spellhe!

The blue sky arching overhead and the beauty of the scenery justified the expression.

Thin stratus cloud forming and dissipating overhead, curling stratus clouds over Erebus.

The exact tints of silver and gold were frequent and especially favoured, At each corner of every garden was a hollow silvery pillar, up which creepers with flowers of marvellous size and beauty, and foliage of hues almost as striking as those of the flowers, were conducted to form a perfect arch overhead, parting off the gardens from the walks.

The fiery, gloomy curtain of flame that hung quaking overhead, and down away into the Southern sky, began to thin and contract; and, in it, as one sees the fast vibrations of a jarred harp-string, I saw once more the sun-stream quivering, giddily, North and South.

Just as Amélie and I were stumbling in the dusk over the rough pavement of the court, we heard an aeroplane overhead.

In order to verify Pitts's statement, in order to swell his proposed profits to the utmost, Mitchell knew he ought to learn the "overhead" in English mills; that is, the fixed charges which, added to shop costs and prices of material, are set aside to cover office expenses, cost of operation, and contingencies.

Our Brigadier, a conscientious soldier of the old school, was dodging round our line of trenches, and had just reached the sector allotted to my company, which was also Gilbert's, when the distant buzz that generally means an aeroplane overhead made itself distinctly heard.

Ken had one glimpse of the tall figure towering over him, one hand raised high overhead.

I saw a beam overhead in a corner from which, if I could get on to it, I felt sure I should obtain a view of the enemy trenches through a gap in the tiled roof.

Unceiled joists showed heavy and brown overhead.

The wind fell at noon the following day; the forlorn travellers crept from their icy nests, made shift to spread their floor-cloth overhead, and lit their primus.

A bird uttered its morning cry, and a string of duck passed with whirring flight overhead in the twilight.